Antique Occasional Table, French, Centre, Writing Desk, Victorian, Circa 1850

This is a superb antique occasional table. A French, mahogany centre table or desk, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1850. Boasting an elegant form, exquisite carved detail, and fine grain interest — ideal as a central feature or a characterful writing table.

French occasional or writing table of generous proportion and timeless appeal
Crafted in mahogany, displaying fine grain interest and deep caramel hues
Beautifully presented for central room placement or as an occasional writing desk
Wax polished for a desirable sheen, commensurate with careful antique use

Finely figured tabletop with attractive natural patterning
Serpentine apron adorned with relief carved scroll shell motif
Concealed drawer to one end, opening smoothly from the apron
Raised upon a graceful quartet of cabriole legs, with subtle knee and toe carvings

This antique occasional table is a striking example of mid 19th century French furniture, exuding presence and classical refinement. Perfect for those seeking a touch of Continental flair within a traditional or eclectic interior. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 101.5cm (40'')
Max Depth: 61.5cm (24.25'')
Max Height: 70cm (27.5'')

Kneehole Width: 79cm (31'')
Kneehole Height: 59cm (23.25'')

End Kneehole Width: 38cm (15'')
End Kneehole Height: 59cm (23.25'')