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Restoration-era console table in elm burl—19th century
An elegant Restoration-era console table, dating from the first half of the 19th century, featuring a beautiful burl with particularly dynamic and warm grain patterns.
Rectangular in shape, it features a wide drawer at the base.
The understated front effectively highlights the wood’s natural hues and grain patterns.
The base is characteristic of the Restoration period, consisting of two substantial front legs with highly curved and scroll-like brackets, paired with two straight legs at the rear.
The piece rests on a wide, concave-cut lower plinth, lending both stability and elegance to the composition.
The top also displays a remarkable grain pattern and retains a beautiful antique patina.
A decorative piece with harmonious proportions, suitable for use as an entryway console table, side table, or small serving table.
Period: first half of the 19th century
Style: Restoration
Material: wood and burl veneer
Height: 98 cm
Width: 102 cm
Depth: 49 cm
Condition: shows signs of wear consistent with its age, with marks, small cracks, repairs, and signs of age visible in the photographs.
Beautiful overall patina.
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