19th Century Jacobean Revival Oak Standing Writing or Console Table with Bobbin-Turned Legs and Hidden Drawer, c. 1870

19th Century Jacobean Revival Oak Standing Writing or Console Table with Bobbin-Turned Legs and Hidden Drawer, c. 1870

Sale price  £875.00 Regular price  £975.00
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19th Century Jacobean Revival Oak Standing Writing or Console Table with Bobbin-Turned Legs and Hidden Drawer, c. 1870

19th Century Jacobean Revival Oak Standing Writing or Console Table with Bobbin-Turned Legs and Hidden Drawer, c. 1870

Sale price  £875.00 Regular price  £975.00

A Superb Victorian Jacobean Revival standing writing or console table, crafted in solid oak and dating to the mid–late 19th century, circa 1870.

The table is raised on finely turned bobbin legs to all four corners, united by a carved apron decorated with repeating arched motifs characteristic of Elizabethan and Jacobean revival design.

The rectangular top retains a rich, original surface with mellow patination and gentle wear consistent with age and use. Beneath the frieze is a discreet concealed drawer, seamlessly integrated into the apron and accessed without visible hardware, a sophisticated feature associated with higher-quality Victorian furniture intended for writing or clerical use.

With its elevated height and shallow depth, this table was designed for use as a standing or library writing table, ideal for correspondence, reading, or document work. Both functional and architectural in presence, it is well suited to a hallway, study, library, or as an accent piece in a contemporary interior.

Dimensions:
Width 97 cm × Height 81 cm × Depth 41 cm

A handsome and well-preserved example of 19th-century English historicist furniture, combining practicality with restrained decorative detailing.

Price includes postage and packaging to most UK mainland addresses.
For buyers outside the UK, shipping is not included; purchasers are welcome to arrange their own courier or shipping service.

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