What periods do these tables come from?

The pieces span the eighteenth century, the nineteenth century, and early decades of the twentieth century. Construction dates range from around eighteen-sixty up to nineteen-thirty. Craftsmanship reflects the domestic styles of each era, including Victorian pieces and French provincial workshops.

What types of wood are used?

Makers utilised pine, walnut, oak, cherrywood, fruitwood, and general hardwoods. Some tables feature historical painted finishes. Grain patterns and timber density vary according to the specific wood used by the maker.

How were the drawers configured?

Tables feature side drawers or single front drawers built into the framework beneath the top surface. Certain blanket boxes incorporate secret drawers hidden within the structure. Drawers provide concealed storage for small items while keeping the room tidy.

Are these tables original antiques?

The inventory includes genuine antique pieces from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries alongside early twentieth-century examples. Some low tables originate from adapted blanket boxes. Materials and construction methods match the recorded period of each individual piece.