Rare 18th Century Ebonised Side Table in Oak with Drawer
Key design highlights…
• Ebonised oak finish rich with authentic period patina
• Gracefully curving cabriole legs ending in carved hoof feet
• Two‑plank cocked bead edged top measuring 60.5 cm deep
• Central single drawer with dividers and button knob for storage
• Intricate fretwork aprons on all sides including the back
This 18th century ebonised oak side table is an exceptional piece of antique craftsmanship from the late 1700s. The ebonised oak finish remains unrestored and full of authentic patina, reflecting centuries of use and character. Set on elegantly curving cabriole legs leading to finely carved hoof feet, it demonstrates the refined aesthetic of Georgian design in England.
The table top comprises two beautifully grained oak planks framed by a raised cocked bead edge, providing both tactile and visual appeal. With a depth of 60.5 cm, it’s proportioned for everyday use or display. Beneath lies a central drawer with two internal dividers and a charming button knob, offering discreet and practical storage.
The defining feature is the intricately carved fretwork apron on all four sides—including the back—making this piece appealing from every angle and suitable for placement in the centre of a room as well as against a wall. The proportions are balanced and elegant, making it more than just furniture—it’s a statement of history and craftsmanship. Ideal for use in a hallway, beside a favorite chair, or within a reading nook, this 18th century side table brings enduring Georgian sophistication to any interior.