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Late 19th Century Occasional Table
Swans of Oakham
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Late 19th Century Occasional Table

19th century
For Sale by Swans of Oakham
Description

Unusual late 19th Century occasional side table

Shaped, inlaid hardwood top with strong figuring, over trestle style base with carved "urn" decoration.

Solid table, in great condition.

Height: 77cm

Width: 121cm

Depth: 47cm

Delivery is additional and can be arranged, please contact us for a quote as price may depend on location. Alternatively, collection and viewings from Rutland, LE15 8EQ.

Physical Dimensions
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
121cm (47.64")
Depth
47cm (18.50")
Declaration

Swans of Oakham has dated this Victorian Oak Occasional Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA955814
Description
Unusual late 19th Century occasional side table
Shaped, inlaid hardwood top with strong figuring, over trestle style base with carved "urn" decoration.
Swans of Oakham

Solid table, in great condition.

Height: 77cm

Width: 121cm

Depth: 47cm

Delivery is additional and can be arranged, please contact us for a quote as price may depend on location. Alternatively, collection and viewings from Rutland, LE15 8EQ.

Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
121cm (47.64")
Depth
47cm (18.50")
Date of Manufacture

Swans of Oakham has dated this Victorian Oak Occasional Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA955814
Swans of Oakham
Swans of Oakham
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2012
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A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss.
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Archive I A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss.

Late 19th Century Occasional Table

Archive II A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View II
Archive III A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View III
Archive IV A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View IV
Archive V A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View V
Archive VI A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View VI
Archive VII A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View VII
Archive VIII A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View VIII
Archive IX A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View IX
Archive X A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View X
Archive XI A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss. View XI
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The Farmhouse
18 Main Street
Barrowden
Rutland
LE15 8EQ
United Kingdom
Verified Since Oct 2012
Swans of Oakham
Swans of Oakham
Verified Since Oct 2012
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Location: The Farmhouse, 18 Main Street, Barrowden, Rutland, LE15 8EQ, United Kingdom
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A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss.
Late 19th Century Occasional Table
Ref: SA955814
A late 19th-century dark oak trestle table featuring a shaped top with contrasting inlaid border and a low stretcher with a central carved boss.
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During the late 19th century, occasional tables were designed as versatile accent pieces for drawing rooms, libraries, and hallways. Often constructed with trestle bases or decorative end supports, these tables served multiple functional roles while reflecting prevailing Victorian and Revival design movements.

Tables from this period were primarily crafted from solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut. Construction methods frequently featured mortise and tenon joinery, shaped stretchers, and decorative top borders or wood inlays.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit natural age-related wear, hand-assembled joinery, and a rich surface patina. Look for structural characteristics such as pegged trestle joints, unrefined underside finishes, and subtle variations in the hand-carved decorative motifs.

Position the table behind a sofa, along an entryway wall, or within a window bay to introduce historical contrast. Style the surface with simple ceramic vessels, sculptural table lamps, or art monographs to balance the substantial dark timber.

Dust regularly using a dry, lint-free cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish annually to preserve the natural moisture and lustre of the timber. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent shrinkage and surface fading.
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