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A humble oak side table of pleasing proportions.
 
Of pegged construction, it emulates the fine walnut tables of the period with its shapely apron, re-entrant corners and straight turned tapering legs terminating in pad feet – all of which the carpenter has skilfully executed producing a piece which stands with unassuming grace.
 
The surface is dry throughout with the exterior having achieved a wonderful nutty colour.
 
The chased brass backplates and pulls are original with the pommels having been historically replaced – evidence of early snape fixtures are apparent to the inside of the drawer front.
 
Historic flight-holes throughout, the base of the drawer has been sympathetically replaced. The drawer is snug when when pulling from and placing fully into the carcass, otherwise it functions as intended.
 
English, circa 1720.
 
Height 72cm
Width 76cm
Depth 49.4cm