Located in Nottingham, GB
A charming early 20th-century English side table, finely crafted from oak and displaying the restrained proportions, honest construction and emphasis on natural materials associated with the Arts and Crafts movement.
The table features an elegant circular top, providing a useful surface while allowing the attractive natural grain and warm colouring of the oak to remain a prominent feature of the design.
A practical lower shelf provides additional space for books, decorative objects or other smaller items, adding useful functionality without detracting from the table's clean and understated appearance.
The design is particularly appealing for its simplicity. Rather than relying upon excessive ornamentation, the piece places emphasis on balanced proportions, craftsmanship and the inherent beauty of the timber—principles closely associated with Arts and Crafts furniture of the period.
The oak displays attractive natural grain and a wonderfully rich, warm colour throughout, with an established patina that contributes further depth and character.
At 73.5 cm high with a compact 38 cm overall footprint, this is an exceptionally versatile occasional table. Its relatively tall and narrow proportions make it particularly suitable as a lamp table, plant stand or decorative side table where floor space is limited.
The circular tabletop itself measures approximately 34 cm in diameter, providing a useful surface while maintaining the elegant, slender proportions of the piece.
Presented in good antique condition, with appropriate signs of age and historic use consistent with its early 20th-century origin.
A particularly attractive and versatile example of English Arts and Crafts furniture...
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Early 20th Century Oak Side Tables