Octagonal Leather Top Centre Table

An unusual and beautifully made early twentieth century octagonal centre table with a tooled green leather surface and four turned legs and a matching central pilaster. The legs and central pilaster are united by a scrolled x-frame stretcher. This would look lovely standing in the centre of a hallway, or as a side table in a living room or study.

Please note that this table is slightly too big to fit through a standard width doorway with the top attached - we have had to take the top off to get in through our door. Please check the dimensions below before ordering and check if it will go into your property with the top attached. If not please let us know and we will ship with the top loose, and you will just have to screw it back on once its inside.

Condition: There are a few small scuffs and scratches to the leather top, and small signs of wear in accordance with age on the timber. Overall in very good condition.

Mainland UK delivery (excluding the Scottish highlands) is included in the price - if you would like a quote for delivery elsewhere, or if you would like to collect the item yourself, please get in touch.

Please note that delivery of all items is included for UK mainland deliveries only. If you are in the EU or the USA smaller/postable items will show a price including delivery. DELIVERY FOR ANY LARGER ITEMS, OR ITEMS OF FURNITURE, IS NOT INCLUDED OUTSIDE OF THE MAINLAND UK. Please get in touch for a quote for delivery, or if you have any queries.

This is an antique item and as such may have signs of wear in accordance with its age. Anything that we think is of note will have been mentioned above, but please study the photos carefully to satisfy yourself as to its condition as it is not possible to list every little mark or flaw. We are happy to provide high resolution photographs or videos if required, and answer any questions you may have - just get in touch! We accept returns for all items providing the item is returned in the same condition as when it was sent. The cost of any return postage or delivery is the responsibility of the buyer, unless the item has arrived damaged or has not been described accurately.