19th Century Oak Barley Twist Table & Leather Top

Barley twist heaven from the late 1800's. Just love the beautiful detail you get from nice barley twist legs, not only the legs, the cross stretchers go the extra mile and pull the table together, finishing with a charming turned finial in the centre. The oak is delightful with the ebony finish and warm glow of the oak beneath trying to break free. I think the natural wear adds a certain luxury to the whole piece. The family who owned this stool had it in their possession for many years and dates back to the around the last quarter of the 1800's. The top has a heavy grained leather with brass studs on all sides and adds a unique style to the antique table not often seen on smaller side table. The rounded edges of the table area are carved with a lunette design and tie in well with the barley twist detailing. A very good, solid side table. This table came from the same family who owned the barley twist oak stool that can be found here. So, if you wanted a theme you could tie the two together. Period: 19th Century, last quarter of the 1800's Material: Oak. Leather & Brass Tacks