English Midcentury Pine Cricket Table with Hexagonal Top and Triangular Shelf

A classic example of English country furniture, this 19th-century cricket table is crafted from warmly patinated pine with a quiet, utilitarian elegance. The circular top rests on three slightly splayed legs joined by a triangular stretcher, a hallmark of traditional cricket table construction designed for stability and symmetry. At just under 30 inches in height, its proportions make it ideal for use as a lamp table, side table, or even a casual accent piece in a kitchen or hallway. The apron features a gentle scallop detail, subtly softening the silhouette and lending the piece a hint of decorative flair without detracting from its rustic simplicity. The pine shows signs of age and honest wear, with visible knots, surface variation, and a rich honeyed tone that enhances its country charm. The underside reveals traditional joinery, visible wear patterns, and old tool marks, all attesting to its 19th-century origins. Whether paired with antique spindle chairs...

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