M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 1850s.
Of free-standing form with a single cedar-lined frieze drawer fitted with a lock (key not present) and original turned knob pulls , above a lotus-carved turned central column pillar support on a spreading carved collar onto concave-sided quadrupite platform base with compressed bun feet below.

The identified species amongst them being ebony , palm-wood, rosewood, satinwood and walnut. The edge of the table with a double cross-banded ‘chevron’ border also of specimen timbers .
An unusual table of possibly West Indies Colonial origin , perhaps Jamaica.

The leading producers of this type of inlaid and parquetry specimen wood furniture in Jamaica during this period were the workshops of Ralph Turnbull.
Useful scale and practical proportions, for use as a side , sofa or lamp table combining superb decorative style with functionality.
In excellent original condition, with a good original colour and patina.
H 28”
W 24”
D 16”
Probably British West Indies c.1850
M Lees and Sons has dated this piece to the 1850s.
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