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Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

Name: Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1108303
Price: 850 GBP
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17th century

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Description

This is a wonderful antique oak 17th century Charles II side / occasional table which dates to circa 1680. The piece has been made out of the most wonderful oak which has a lovely rich patina which can only be gained through age but unfortunately the photographs do not do it justice. The table is of lovely small proportions and the top is of a simple two plank construction. The table has a freeze below the top which is simply carved. Then as you move down it as the most wonderful turned legs and simple carved stretchers making it a nice sturdy piece of furniture.

The table has all the features you would expect from an early piece such pegged joint and wear.

The top of one of the table legs has been stamped with the initials 'SG'.

This piece could be used in many room in the home and add an air of elegance wherever it is placed. In addition to being used as a table this could equally be used as a lamp stand.

The approximate MAXIMUM dimensions are:

- 25 3/4 inches (65.5 cm) wide.

- 16 3/4 inches (42.5 cm) deep

- 21 1/2 inches (59.5 cm) high

As can be seen from the above dimensions this table is of lovely small proportions.

CONDITION:

From the photographs you can see that this is an lovely piece of furniture which has a lovely rich patina which can only be gained through age. This piece is in the region of 340 years old and as such has all the wear and marks which come with this age. The two plank top has a gap there are marks to the top, there are the remains of pieces of early nails to the freeze which may have been where cloth was paced around the table and all the wear to the stretchers and legs you would expect to see. Please study photographs carefully as they form part of the description and condition, as what you view is exactly what you will receive.

Overall it is a wonderful side table / lamp stand and will look super in any room it is placed.

If you have time, please check view my shop for other items.

Collection / Delivery: Buyer to collect from Tarporley, Cheshire. There is a possibility of local delivery please contact us. If you are unable to collect you are welcome to arrange a courier. The following couriers can provide a quote:

· AJ Transport on 07714 417824

Please note all courier costs to be paid directly by buyer, we have no affiliation to these couriers, they are independent. Unless prior arrangements have been made all items to be collected within 14 days.

Declaration

N Wilson Antiques Clocks has dated this Charles II Oak Side Table to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1108303

Dealers Internal Reference

: side table 81 (upstairs on left by frame)

Description

This is a wonderful antique oak 17th century Charles II side / occasional table which dates to circa 1680.

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The piece has been made out of the most wonderful oak which has a lovely rich patina which can only be gained through age but unfortunately the photographs do not do it justice.

N Wilson Antiques Clocks

The table is of lovely small proportions and the top is of a simple two plank construction. The table has a freeze below the top which is simply carved. Then as you move down it as the most wonderful turned legs and simple carved stretchers making it a nice sturdy piece of furniture.

fig 1. A 17th-century Charles II dark oak side table with a two-plank top, turned baluster legs, and lower box stretchers. — fig 1. Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

The table has all the features you would expect from an early piece such pegged joint and wear.

The top of one of the table legs has been stamped with the initials 'SG'.

This piece could be used in many room in the home and add an air of elegance wherever it is placed. In addition to being used as a table this could equally be used as a lamp stand.

fig 2. A 17th-century Charles II dark oak side table with a two-plank top, turned baluster legs, and lower box stretchers. — fig 2. Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

The approximate MAXIMUM dimensions are:

25 3/4 inches (65.5 cm) wide.

16 3/4 inches (42.5 cm) deep

21 1/2 inches (59.5 cm) high

As can be seen from the above dimensions this table is of lovely small proportions.

fig 3. A 17th-century Charles II dark oak side table with a two-plank top, turned baluster legs, and lower box stretchers. — fig 3. Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

CONDITION:

From the photographs you can see that this is an lovely piece of furniture which has a lovely rich patina which can only be gained through age. This piece is in the region of 340 years old and as such has all the wear and marks which come with this age. The two plank top has a gap there are marks to the top, there are the remains of pieces of early nails to the freeze which may have been where cloth was paced around the table and all the wear to the stretchers and legs you would expect to see. Please study photographs carefully as they form part of the description and condition, as what you view is exactly what you will receive.

fig 4. A 17th-century Charles II dark oak side table with a two-plank top, turned baluster legs, and lower box stretchers. — fig 4. Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

Overall it is a wonderful side table / lamp stand and will look super in any room it is placed.

If you have time, please check view my shop for other items.

Collection / Delivery: Buyer to collect from Tarporley, Cheshire. There is a possibility of local delivery please contact us. If you are unable to collect you are welcome to arrange a courier. The following couriers can provide a quote:

fig 5. A 17th-century Charles II dark oak side table with a two-plank top, turned baluster legs, and lower box stretchers. — fig 5. Antique 17th Century Charles II Oak Side Table Occasional Table C1680

· AJ Transport on 07714 417824

Please note all courier costs to be paid directly by buyer, we have no affiliation to these couriers, they are independent. Unless prior arrangements have been made all items to be collected within 14 days.

Date of Manufacture

N Wilson Antiques Clocks has dated this Charles II Oak Side Table to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1108303

Dealers Internal Ref

: side table 81 (upstairs on left by frame)

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Charles II furniture, dating from the Restoration era between 1660 and 1685, is characterised by solid oak construction, turned baluster legs, low stretchers, and a transition towards lighter, decorative occasional forms.

Tables from the late 17th century were constructed primarily from native English oak using mortise-and-tenon joinery secured with wooden pegs, complemented by hand-planed plank tops and turned leg supports.

Authentic period pieces exhibit hand-tool marks, uneven wear on foot stretchers, pegged joints that may slightly protrude as wood shrinks, natural wood grain contraction, and a layered patina built up over centuries.

A 17th-century oak table functions effectively as a sofa end table or lamp stand, where its dark wood grain creates visual contrast against contemporary upholstered seating, painted walls, or minimalist ceramics.

Maintain antique oak by dusting with a dry, soft cloth and applying a clear beeswax paste once or twice annually. Position the piece away from direct heat sources and radiators to prevent timber movement and splitting.

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