Antique English Chippendale Revival Console Table, 1890s

This is an antique Chippendale revival side table. An English, mahogany console, hall or writing table, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

A treat of fretwork decoration and of a generous size for use throughout the home
Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order
Select stocks present warm caramel hues and fine grain interest
Superb fascia offers a pair of drawers with blind pulls — locks untested, key absent

Well suited for occasional correspondence, hallway placement or within a living room
Prominent relief carved sash bouquet set upon a central frieze
Front and side aprons adorned with attractive fretwork over an ebonised ground
Quality mahogany drawer boxes with impressive dovetail joints

Each corner accentuated with a quatrefoil motif, repeating upon the leg
Pierced fretwork brackets unite each leg to the apron in the Chippendale manner
Offers a comfortable kneehole height of 61.5cm (24.25”)
Tapering gently, each leg terminates in distinctive open toed feet

This is an an attractive antique Chippendale revival side table, with a striking decorative appearance to be expected of the taste. Presenting a quality and proportion beneficial to prominent placement throughout the home. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home or institution.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 106.5cm (42”)
Max Depth: 55.5cm (21.75”)
Max Height: 75.5cm (29.75”)

Kneehole Height: 61.5cm (24.25”)

Drawer Width: 37.5cm (14.75”)
Drawer Depth: 43.5cm (17.25”)
Drawer Height: 6.5cm (2.5”)