Charles II Side Tables

Charming late 17th-Century Oak Lowboy Side Table with Great Patina A delightful late 17th-century oak lowboy side table, circa 1680, of small, elegant proportions and with a super...

For FULL item description click on More Details below. For a shipping quote, click on "ASK THE SELLER" under the purchase button and provide your zip code. Offering One Of Our Recent Palm Beach Estate Fine Furniture Acquisitions Of An English Barley Twist Charles II Style Flip Top Side Table...

A 17th-century English bleached oak accent table, showcasing pegged construction, reflects the era's craftsmanship with its sturdy build and weathered appearance, embodying both func...

A fine provincial English oak double swing leg table of desirable small size, the top flips over and is supported by double swing legs. On each side th...

Lovely patinaed antique oak side table in the Charles II, 17th century style, It has a rectangular top and molded front and side edges, above a frieze drawer with an associated Regen...

A splendidly carved French table made in the Carolean/Restoration style of Charles II circa 1830.. The rectangular top showcases the attractive wood grain of the solid walnut, a gorgeous rich brown tone and patina. A single drawer flush with an ornately carved and shaped apron slides easily and has a unique recessed and beautifully aged escutcheon plate. One key is present. The table’s most noticeable feature is the barley or also known as, Solomonic, twist legs that have been masterfully turned and are connected by a spectacular hand-carved stretcher. This phenomenal stretcher is further decorated with beautifully turned finial placed where the supports intersect. The walnut finish gleams with its fresh French wax paste polishing, and will for years to come. Please take a look at the detailed images to get a better view of this unique antique table.

Joint stool made in England in the late 1600s using oak. This is a beautiful, and old, small stool that shows great proportions and can still be used on a daily basis. The top consists of a single board with ogee edge, that has been repaired with an inset at some time in the past. The apron of the stool is decorated by a simple line carving and the top sits on four turned legs ending with block feet. The box stretcher connecting the legs is very simple and lacks decoration, however, some wear is present where feet have rested over the many years of use. The stool has a beautiful dark color, accentuated by small nicks and scratches that provide it with depth and character. Little english joint stools are fantastic, they were made to last and are just cute to look at, providing households with both a functional as well as pretty accent piece. Plus, if you have an old cat...

17th Century oak folding table from England with pegged construction on the well worn and patinated top. The top is supported on a base with hand turned legs, joined by simple stretchers and a single...

Third quarter 17th century English paneled chest of drawers made from walnut and oak. The top is made from oak planks and has a molded edge, following down to hand-paneled sides and ...

17th century oak side table from England with a plank top which has a beveled edge, following down to simple sides and containing a single drawer in the front. The drawer front is ha...

17th century oak side table from England with a beveled edge around the top, which has hand pegged construction. The apron is simple and co...

Period Charles II washed beechwood table of the mid-17th century. Rare. Four school legs, carved foliate and central eagle cartouche. Oak leaf and acorn central motif. Later shaped f...