Summary:� Item: Victorian Console Table� Circa: 1860� Provenance: England, UK� Period: Early Victorian� Wood: Mahogany� Width: 4ft � Single-plank top (sign of quality)� Two blind-frieze drawers� Butt-jointed oak-lined drawers� Elegant ring-turned legs� Acanthus leaf feet base� Bar-shape leg stretchers� Central turned stretcher� Lovely rich colour & patination� Original condition� Solid in joint� Free delivery to England, Wales & southern Scotland*� Free 14-days UK returns policy Here is a fine quality antique English early Victorian library table, constructed of solid mahogany, with two drawers, circa 1850, in excellent original condition. Featuring elements of the William IV period, the design and style of this table is transitional into the early Victorian period. Constructed from solid mahogany, it benefits from a lovely single-plank top (a sign of quality), with a thumb moulded edge, incorporating two working blind frieze drawers below. The drawers can be opened by pulling a recessed handle under the drawer bottom. The two drawers are constructed with butt-joints and solid oak drawer linings. The drawers run smoothly and close flush to the frame. The Victorian library table, stands on four ring-turned legs, decorated with acanthus leaf collars at the base, united by two bar stretchers, with a central turned stretcher securing the legs. Also ideal for use as a console or side table, or even a writing table. Condition Report:Here is a fine quality antique English early Victorian library table, constructed of solid mahogany, with two drawers, circa 1850, in excellent original condition. This Victorian console table has been cleaned and French polished to a professional standard in our workshop, therefore it boasts a fantastic colour and patination. Nominal old use marks to the leading edges, legs, feet and drawer interiors, but nothing significant considering the ...