English 19th Century Oak Lowboy with Drawer, Chippendale Handle and Slipper Feet

This English 19th-century oak side table carries a timeless elegance with its clean lines and understated design. The deep oak grain is accentuated by a rich, timeworn patina, while a single drawer, adorned with Chippendale-style brass hardware, adds a refined touch. The slightly overhanging top shows subtle variations in tone, a testament to the wood’s age and craftsmanship. Slender, tapered legs give the piece a sense of lightness, balancing the solidity of the oak construction. Versatile in its proportions, this antique table can serve as a writing desk, an accent table, or even a small entryway console...

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