Georgian Oak and Elm Wine/lamp Table

This early 19th-century tripod table features a two-piece octagonal top with a cock-beaded edge, supported by a well-turned column and outswept legs. The piece is constructed from a combination of timbers—specifically an oak top, a cherrywood stem, and elm legs—reflecting the common practice in country furniture craftsmanship of using whichever materials were readily available at the time.

Good original colour and condition.