Bobbin Legged Lamp Table with Double Stretcher Base

An English oak side table with pegged top over single drawer with dual bevelled front panels each with drop pull, over bobbin turned legs joined by square section stretchers to back ...

An early 18th century English side table in walnut, having molded edge top over single drawer with hand-forged cloverleaf shaped wrought iron finger pulls, standing on baluster turne...

An early English oak side table with lovely well-patinated three plank molded top with flying overhangs to sides above single drawer with two drop pulls surrounded by edge molding, o...

An English oak bobbin legs side table from the late 19th century, with single drawer and stretchers. Created in England during the third quarter ...

A gorgeous vintage side table with removable marble top with Serge Roche inspired carved detail.

An English oak table from the 19th century, with bobbin legs, single drawer. H-Form stretcher and Chippendale style brass hardware. Created in England during the 19th century, this o...

An English bobbin leg oak side table from the 19th century with single drawer and H-Form cross stretcher. This English 19th century bobbin leg oak side table exudes timeless charm wi...

An English elm table from the 19th century, featuring a single drawer and turned supports. The rectangular top, with rounded edges, sits above a plai...

A Chinese vintage side lamp table from the mid 20th century, with horse hoof feet and humpback stretchers. Created in China during the midcentury pe...

A classic example of English country furniture, this 19th-century cricket table is crafted from warmly patinated pine with a quiet, utilitarian elegance. The circular top rests on three slightly splayed legs joined by a triangular stretcher, a hallmark of traditional cricket table construction designed for stability and symmetry. At just under 30 inches in height, its proportions make it ideal for use as a lamp table, side table, or even a casual accent piece in a kitchen or hallway. The apron features a gentle scallop detail, subtly softening the silhouette and lending the piece a hint of decorative flair without detracting from its rustic simplicity. The pine shows signs of age and honest wear, with visible knots, surface variation, and a rich honeyed tone that enhances its country charm. The underside reveals traditional joinery, visible wear patterns, and old tool marks, all attesting to its 19th-century origins. Whether paired with antique spindle chairs...