A well-proportioned Edwardian occasional table in mahogany, featuring an octagonal top raised on four turned legs united by a shaped undertier and stretchers. The table stands on its original brass and ceramic castors, allowing it to be moved easily around the home.
The restrained design reflects the transition from late Victorian tastes into the lighter and more elegant furniture of the Edwardian period. Equally suited as a lamp table, plant stand, side table or occasional table, it offers both practicality and decorative appeal.
A versatile piece that would sit comfortably within both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Details
- Era: Edwardian, c. 1901-1910
- Origin: United Kingdom
- Materials: Mahogany, brass and ceramic castors
- Dimensions: W:61cm x H:78cm x D:61cm
- Condition Notes: Good antique condition. Minor surface wear, marks and age-related patination consistent with use. Structurally sound and ready for use.
- Provenance / Story: Typical of the smaller occasional furniture produced during the Edwardian period, when lighter and more adaptable pieces became increasingly popular within middle-class homes.
- Care Tips: Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and excessive heat. Wax occasionally with a suitable furniture wax to maintain the finish.