Side table - Oak

Antique English oak sideboard table – George II – circa 1740 – with original provenance statement Very fine antique English oak sideboard table from the first half of the 18th century, according to the accompanying provenance statement dating from the George II period, circa 1740. This characterful table originates from England and was purchased in 2006 from antiques dealer Oud Cortrycke (Ann & Peter Herpels) in Kortrijk, Belgium. Description The table is made of oak and has a beautifully weathered, wide table top with a warm, natural patina. Under the top is a spacious drawer, equipped with two decorative brass drop handles and a decorative engraved brass keyplate. The base consists of four characteristic turned legs, connected by sturdy wooden crossbars. The traditional construction, fine wood grain and refined brass fittings give the piece its authentic English appearance. Provenance and documentation The table comes with an original provenance statement signed by antiquarian Peter Herpels, dated 24 November 2006. In it the piece is described as: - English oak sideboard table - Provenance: England - Date: 18th century, George II, circa 1740 - Original purchase price: €2,900 The original provenance statement is available and is shown with the photos. Condition The table is in beautiful antique condition with a natural patina and visible signs of aging and use. The tabletop shows some scratches, minor damage and color changes. These are in keeping with the character of the piece and visible in the photos. A particularly decorative English piece of furniture with documented provenance, suitable as a side table, hall table, or collector’s item for enthusiasts of historic English furniture.

Estimate:$897.38

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