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Early 19th Century French Cherrywood Side Table / Serving Table
Merchant House Antiques
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£2,500
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Early 19th Century French Cherrywood Side Table / Serving Table

19th century
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Charming early 19th century cherrywood side table / serving table

French circa 1820’s with single starter , great colour / patina

74 cms high

120 cms wide

58 cms deep

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Merchant House Antiques has dated this French Cherrywood Side Table to the 1800s.

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SA1183615
Dealers Internal Reference
Mha0011/3021/5022
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Description
Charming early 19th century cherrywood side table / serving table

French circa 1820’s with single starter , great colour / patina

74 cms high

120 cms wide

58 cms deep

Date of Manufacture

Merchant House Antiques has dated this French Cherrywood Side Table to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1183615
Dealers Internal Ref
Mha0011/3021/5022
Merchant House Antiques
Merchant House Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2008

4th generation of antiques specialists. Expert in quality 19th century european furniture - specialists in farmhouse tables.

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Archive I An early nineteenth-century French cherrywood side table featuring cabriole legs, a contoured apron with a single drawer, and a warm honey-coloured timber finish.

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An early nineteenth-century French cherrywood side table featuring cabriole legs, a contoured apron with a single drawer, and a warm honey-coloured timber finish.
Early 19th Century French Cherrywood Side Table / serving table
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An early nineteenth-century French cherrywood side table featuring cabriole legs, a contoured apron with a single drawer, and a warm honey-coloured timber finish.
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Early 19th-century French Provincial furniture adapted regional court designs into functional country pieces, often using native hardwoods like cherrywood or walnut. These tables typically feature elegant cabriole legs, subtle hand-carved contoured aprons, and practical drawer storage.

Cabinetmakers primarily used solid local fruitwoods, such as cherrywood, apple, or pear wood, along with oak and walnut. Construction relied on hand-cut mortise and tenon joinery secured with timber pegs rather than metallic fasteners.

Authentic period examples exhibit signs of hand-planed timber surfaces, irregular hand-dovetailed drawer joints, wooden pegging at corner joints, and natural oxidisation that gives the timber a warm amber patina over time.

Place the table in an entryway or hallway as a slender console, or position it behind a sofa to display contemporary ceramics and task lighting. The warm wood tone creates visual interest when contrasted against neutral walls and contemporary textiles.

Keep the wood nourished by applying a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year, buffing along the grain. Avoid placing the piece in direct sunlight or near radiator heat sources to prevent timber shrinkage and cracking.
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