Late18th Century Oak Side / Wine Table

Name: Late18th Century Oak Side / Wine Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1245000
Price: 1850 GBP
Availability: InStock

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A late 18th-century dark oak wine table featuring an octagonal top, a turned central pedestal, and a tripod base.

Late18th Century Oak Side / Wine Table

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ObjectSide Tables
Period18th century
StyleGeorgian
MaterialOak
ColourDark Brown
MotifsOctagonal top, Turned pedestal column, Splayed tripod legs
SizeH 59 cm (23 in) x W 44 cm (17 in)

This late 18th-century Georgian side and wine table originates from England and dates to around 1790 in the English Country House style. The piece is constructed from solid oak with a dark brown timber colour and a polished wooden finish, showcasing visible grain variations and age-related surface wear. Design details include a coopered octagonal top, a central turned pedestal column with ring mouldings, and flat splayed tripod legs resting on simple pad feet. Measuring 59 cm high by 44 cm wide, the compact dimensions suit placement as a wine table beside a chair or at the end of a sofa for drinks and small decorative items in a living room.

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Originating in 18th-century Britain, a wine table is a compact pedestal table featuring a tripod base, designed primarily to hold drinks, candles, or small personal items alongside seating.

Georgian wine tables were predominantly crafted from solid native hardwoods such as oak, mahogany, or walnut, featuring hand-turned central pillars and tripod legs secured with traditional mortise and tenon joinery.

Authentic period examples display signs of hand-tooling, such as irregular hand-sawn underside marks, hand-carved leg joints, hand-cut iron screws or wooden pegs, and uneven natural patination from centuries of wear.

Place the table beside an armchair or sofa as an elegant drink stand, use it in an empty corner to support a table lamp, or pair it with modern upholstered furniture to add historical contrast.

Dust regularly with a dry, soft cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year, avoiding silicon-based sprays, excess moisture, and placement near direct heat sources.

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Late18th Century Oak Side / Wine Table