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19thc Carved Oak Centretable
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19thc Carved Oak Centretable

19th century
Description

A 19thc carved oak centre table with 8 legs

Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Carved Oak Centre Table to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
77.5cm (30.51")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Depth
69cm (27.17")
Reference Numbers
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SA1034594
Dealers Internal Reference
C1480
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Description
A 19thc carved oak centre table with 8 legs
Date of Manufacture

Salisbury Antiques Centre has dated this Carved Oak Centre Table to the 19th Century.

Height
77.5cm (30.51")
Width
69cm (27.17")
Depth
69cm (27.17")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1034594
Dealers Internal Ref
C1480
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Salisbury Antiques Centre
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2007
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A 19th-century octagonal carved oak centre table with turned columns and a relief-carved lower shelf.
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A 19th-century octagonal carved oak centre table with turned columns and a relief-carved lower shelf.
19thc Carved Oak CentreTable
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A 19th-century octagonal carved oak centre table with turned columns and a relief-carved lower shelf.
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  • ObjectCentre Tables
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsOctagonal top, Turned columns, Relief carving, Lower shelf
  • SizeH 77.5 cm (31 in) x W 69 cm (27 in) x D 69 cm (27 in)

This Victorian centre table belongs to the 19th century and presents an octagonal silhouette shaped from warm brown oak. The design incorporates eight turned columns arranged around a central space, supporting a matching lower shelf finished with elaborate relief carving and intricate foliate decoration. The top edge and lower border display decorative edge mouldings, while small round bun feet elevate the structure from the ground. The timber exhibits a rich medium wood tone with visible grain patterns across the surfaces. Practical dimensions of 77.5 cm high, 69 cm wide, and 69 cm deep provide a functional surface for displaying decorative items, table lamps, or floral arrangements. This piece suits placement in a spacious entrance hall or reception room as a central focal point, or functions effectively as a side table positioned against a living room wall.

A centre table is a freestanding item of furniture designed to be viewed from all sides, commonly featured in 19th-century entryways and drawing rooms. During the Victorian era, these tables were frequently crafted from oak and decorated with detailed carvings influenced by Gothic and Jacobean Revival aesthetics.

Victorian centre tables were predominantly constructed from solid hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut. Artisans employed hand-carving techniques for decorative aprons and lower shelves, joined components using traditional mortise and tenon joints, and turned solid wood posts on lathes to create detailed support columns.

Authentic 19th-century pieces display signs of age, including natural wood shrinkage across timber grains, hand-tool marks on unexposed undersides, and irregular wear patterns on turned components. Original construction typically features hand-cut joinery rather than modern uniform machine fixings.

Positioning the table in an entryway or central foyer allows its geometric shape and detailed carvings to serve as a focal point. Contrast the dark, textured wood by placing smooth contemporary ceramics, neutral stone vessels, or tailored floral arrangements on top.

Maintain the wood by dusting regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth along the grain. Apply a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year to nourish the timber and preserve patination, avoiding modern spray polishes containing silicone.
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