Welsh Oak Side Occasional Table. Circa 1730 18th Century

Name: Welsh Oak Side Occasional Table. Circa 1730
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA607565
Price: 2950 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectSide Tables
Period18th century
StyleGeorge I
MaterialOak, Brass
ColourDark Brown
MotifsTurned legs, X-frame stretcher, Shaped apron, Brass drop handles
SizeH 71.5 cm (28 in) x W 74 cm (29 in) x D 48 cm (19 in)

This George I Welsh oak side table from circa 1730 is constructed from timber with a dark brown finish and brass hardware. The table stands 71.5 cm high, 74 cm wide, and 48 cm deep. The design incorporates a single drawer fitted with two brass drop handles and a central keyhole escutcheon, positioned above a shaped apron. The piece rests on slender, finely-turned legs with ball feet, which are united by a curved X-frame stretcher, and features panelled ends and a one-plank top with a moulded edge. In a contemporary home, this occasional table serves as a functional surface for an entrance hall or beside the front door to hold keys and mail, or functions as a lamp table in a living room. The compact dimensions allow it to fit comfortably into hallways, landings, or reception rooms while adding practical surface space and period character to domestic interiors.

FAQs

Welsh country furniture from the early 18th century was produced by regional joiners during the George I period. These pieces combined utilitarian function with traditional craftsmanship, designed for practical use in Welsh farmhouses and manor homes.

These tables were constructed primarily from native dark oak using traditional joinery, including mortise and tenon joints fastened with wooden pegs. Drawers were built with hand-cut dovetails and fitted with cast brass drop handles.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-planed surfaces, irregular peg construction, original split-pin brass plate handles, and dark natural patination in unpolished crevices. Wear patterns are typically visible along the foot stretchers where feet rested.

Position the piece in a hallway or living space as a focal point, pairing the dark timber tones with neutral wall colours, minimalist ceramics, or contemporary artwork to create textural contrast.

Dust surfaces regularly using a clean, dry cotton cloth. Apply a natural beeswax polish once or twice a year to maintain the timber patination, avoiding modern chemical sprays and placement near direct radiators.

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Welsh Oak Side Occasional Table. Circa 1730

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