17th Century Oak Side Table.

An unusual and early 17th Century side table. This oversized side table has the unusual feature of two drawers, one retaining the original iron handle and lock; the left-hand drawer has never had a handle, just a finger pull to the underside. Having a three-piece cleated top above, gun-barrel turned legs, and scratch molded stretchers.

A very substantial table, legs and stretchers made out of timber of nearly three-inch square sections and having panelled ends and back.

Photographed with a table from a similar period to show the scale.

Superb patination, color, and condition, having just a later drawer back and half a drawer bottom.

Circa 1650.