Arts and Crafts Table Victorian Stretcher Tables Oak 1880
Victorian Oak Arts and Crafts Stretcher Table.
This Oak Table Being of a Typical Arts and Crafts Design With a Stretcher Base and Ring Turned Feet.
Circa 1880
The Supports Being of an Open and Decorated Form.
The Plain Top Having Cut Corner Detail.
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Wonderful antique mahogany serving table or buffet
In the style of Gillows and Co and circa 1880
Great looking piece of antique furniture
Some of our items are in storage so please check ahead of a viewing to see if it is on our shop floor
Offered in great shape ready for home use right away
We ship to every corner of the planet – please get in touch for a shipping quote Dimensions in inches (CM):
Width x Depth x Height
54 (137) x 22 (55) x 30 (76)
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William IV Side Table – Burr Oak Occasional Tables
Very Pretty William IV Style Burr Oak Occasional Table.
Having a Platform Base with Carved Feet, and a Hexagonal Column.
The top featuring Swirl and Burr Oak
Circa 1920
Size:
Height 26 1/2″ (67cm)
Width 24″ (61cm)
Depth 24″ (61)
Viewing by appointment only.
All trade enquiries welcome
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CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS OAK FARMHOUSE COFFEE TABLE ON CANONBURY ANTIQUES
Oak Farmhouse Coffee Table
– Classic English oak farmhouse coffee table
– Simple design with thin stretcher base
– Oak very durable wood so great for a coffee table
– Offered in great condition ready for home use right away
– Will ship to anywhere in the world – please get in touch for a shipping quote
– Please fire away with any questions or enquiries
Dimensions:
Width x Depth x Height
In CM
123 x 60 x 40
In Inches
48.5 x 24 x 16
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