Octagonal Oak Center Table

Octogonal Centre Table Italy circa 1680 With storage in base and inlaid detailing. 42”dia x 32”h

Ebonised Centre Table France circa 1890 Ebonised mahogany with serpentine top with faux marble painted finish. 48”w x 27.5”d x 28.75”h

Mouseman Side Table England circa 1960 Oak side table with hand adzed surfaces, paneled all around with carved mouse on the leg. Made by Robert “Mouseman” Thompson. 19.75”w x 12.75”d...

Ebonised Side Table England circa 1680 Ebonised oak side table with turned legs and brass hardware. 27.25”w x 21.5”d x 28.75”h ( table )

Mahogany Occasional Table, Scotland circa 1900. Glasgow school table by George Montague Ellwood for J.S. Henry. Measures 25”dia x 28.5”H.

Butcher Block Table France circa 1900 Slab table top with tripod legs. Measures 26”dia x 30.5”h

Octagonal Italian side table built in the early 1800s using walnut. This is a very cute and interesting table because of its overall straight lines and warm, yet light, color. The top is made of two large boards with straight edges and cut in the shape of an irregular octagon, so overall the table is wider than deep and will fit perfectly in a rectangular space. The top sits on a flat apron, and features a single, inset drawer with a flat front. At the joint between the apron and the legs the table is decorated with a simple small molding on four sides, which helps in giving it a little bit of depth as well as balance. The four legs are tapered and sit on my favorite part of the piece: the tapered bun feet. I, don't know why, just love the feet of this little guy. Overall this is a beautiful, simple yet elegant table that stands out of the crowd because of its beautiful lines, proportions and character. The octagonal top is large enough to be used for many different purposed, depending on what your home needs. I keep picturing it with a nice plant, a good book and a hot cup of coffee next to my couch.

This English library or sofa table has aprons of stylized leaves carved within repeated half circles, turned legs and stretchers.

George Faulkner Armitage. An Anglo-Japanese octagonal mahogany center table, with eight curved supports and shaped apron with subtle carved details on eight turned baluster legs unit...

Side table made in the Netherlands in the mid 1700s using oak and pegged construction. This table is extremely well built and, despite its rather large legs and decorations, it has a very elegant appearance. The top is composed of two large inset boards, and shows straight edges. The top sits on a piece of molding that connects it to the apron, which is decorated by inset ebonised panels on the sides, and ebonised fluting on its corners. The four legs show beautiful large hand-turned legs, with the typical Flemish flare. Whoever build this table back in the day did have an impressive attention to details and quite and eye for balance, because even the box stretcher has beautiful ebonised elements that really tie it to the rest of the piece and give it quite a harmonious look. The table still sites on its original bun feet. This table is truly a beautifully-made and decorated piece. From the strategically placed ebonised wood to the decorative wooden brackets...

The Niagara Small Side Table Woodset features a geometric shape inspired by the Memphis movement vibe. A modern side table made in oak and bird eye wood. A wood table is a perfect ch...

A beautiful Mission oak Arts & Crafts center table or occasional side table By Stickley USA, 1993 Measures: 29"W x 29"D x 28.75"H. Excellent original vintage condition.