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Antique Edwardian Pedestal Table – Solid Oak, Good Condition
Stanmore, London
£150
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Description
An exceptionally attractive and authentic antique Edwardian period pedestal table crafted from solid oak, dating from circa 1900–1910.
This versatile piece functions beautifully as a low sofa-side drinks table, a sculptural plant stand, or a display plinth for a bust or statue.
Key Specifications:
• Material: Solid, premium quarter-sawn oak with prominent, natural medullary ray ("tiger-stripe") flecks visible across the timber grain.
• Shape: A clean, geometric design featuring a rectangular tabletop balanced on a vertical square-fluted column base and a tiered, square stepped plinth foot.
• Colour: A rich, warm mid-to-dark golden oak with a deep, naturally aged honey-brown patina.
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Design & Construction Features:
• Quarter-Sawn Oak Top: The rectangular top showcases a gorgeous, prominent "tiger-stripe" grain pattern highly characteristic of premium period oak furniture.
• Classical Architecture: The top sits flush upon a robust, deeply fluted classical column pillar base.
• Stepped Plinth Foot: The column is anchored by a heavy, tiered stepped plinth base providing excellent stability and a strong geometric aesthetic.
• Authentic Construction: The underside reveals wonderful age-related oxidation, original tool markings, and early slot-head screws, confirming its genuine antique heritage.
Condition:
The joints are solid, stable, and structurally strong. The timber retains a beautiful rich patina and natural historic aging.
Please note: A section of the original wood trim molding is missing along the left side edge of the rectangular tabletop.
Dimensions:
• Height: 47 cm
• Width: 34.5 cm
• Length: 30.5 cm
Collection only!
Posted: 4 hours ago
Ad ID: 1802369751
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