What periods do these bedside tables come from?

The selection includes pieces spanning the eighteenth, nineteenth, and early twentieth centuries. Styles range from Georgian and Regency designs to Victorian campaign furniture and Edwardian oak. Each period brings distinct proportions and timber choices, from heavy mahogany cabinets to figured burr walnut finishes.

Are these tables sold as pairs?

Many of the bedside chests and cabinets available are offered as matched pairs. This is particularly common among Victorian military-style lockers and Edwardian mahogany tables. Single bedside tables and small side cabinets also appear frequently within the listings.

What woods are commonly used?

Mahogany and oak form the foundation of many traditional pieces. Burr walnut and rosewood also feature prominently in decorative Victorian examples. Satinwood and assorted local timbers appear in specific regional or stylistic variations.

How do campaign style tables differ?

Campaign style pieces were built for portability and military travel. They incorporate flush-fitting brass handles and protective brass corners. This construction method creates a robust, clean-lined bedside chest with utilitarian origins.