19th Century Dutch Oak Side Table

English side table made with oak in the late 1700s. This is a beautiful little table with elegant proportions and gorgeous finish. The side table features a rectangular top made using three boards with an ogee edge, nailed and pegged to a simple, straight apron. A single inset drawer is visible on the front. The table lays on four hand-turned legs connected by a box stretcher, and still sitting on their original bun feet. The stretcher is very simple, decorated with a single carved line along its edges. This is a very simple, yet elegant, side table that will look great pretty much anywhere. Whether you are looking for a surface in your entryway for your key bowl...

Rectangular side table built using oak and pegged construction in the late 1700s in the Netherlands. This table shows beautiful craftsmanship and proportions. The top features an ins...

Small chest of drawers hand-built in the Netherlands in the early 1800s using mahogany. This little guys packs a lot of character and details in one small package! The chest features...

This a very heavily built commode hand-made in the Netherlands in the late 1700s using oak and dovetail construction. The commode features three drawers with serpentine fronts and be...

Kitchen table hand-crafted in Central Italy in the early 1800s using walnut and pegged construction. The table has a beautiful warm, deep amber color and features a single drawer ins...

Small chest hand-made in Italy in the early 1700s using oak. This little guy is just the right combination of rustic, cute and old. Its small size make it a perfect piece for many different purposes: sofa side table, entryway accent piece, bedroom hiding spot for anything that does not have an officially assigned drawer in the house (what my mom used to call the cabinet of horrors when I was a teenager). Overall the chest or cassettina has a simple and rustic appearance. The hinges and rose-headed nails are still original, as well as the paw feet. The front of the case is decorated by two chamfered panels framed in round molding. Despite being very straight-lined the piece looks anything but flat because of all the little dents, chips, scratches and irregularities accumulated over hundreds of years of use, and this is really the best feature of this tiny gem, the patina is fantastic and one can see that this little guy had a long life, but it is still game...

Early 19th century rustic Dutch oak side table was literally designed to last for centuries! Using beams and thick planks of solid, old-growth oak...

19th Century oak side table from England in a William & Mary style. The top is made from two boards, following down to simple sides with scalloping and a single drawer in the front w...

19th century oak side table from England with an octagonal shaped top with a carved decorated band and beveled edge over four turned legs, joined by a lower shelf, which mirrors the ...

19th century oak side table from France. The top has a stacked beveled edge, and follows down to a carved apron on all four sides, for easy placement in any room. There is a scallo...

The English designed these small furniture cabinets to be used to store bottles of alcoholic beverages such as wine or whiskey. The size of this one lends itself to be used as a side, end table or coffee table. The sides have handles allowing the piece to be moved easily. The box is raised on four bracket feet with curving shapes in their upper section. The clean lines has new gilt decorative finish, this English cellarette...

Early 19th century Dutch end table was fashioned from solid planks of old-growth oak to literally last for centuries! The thick plank top fea...