E A Taylor for Wylie and Lochhead. A Glasgow school circular oak side table

William Birch. A large Arts and Crafts oak side table with pierced ying-yang decoration and splayed ring turned legs.

Shapland and Petter of Barnstaple. A small Arts and Crafts Ash side table with a moulded edge to the wild grain top with arched aprons below on fine slender tapering legs united by s...

Waring and Gillow. A good quality little Arts and Crafts oak sidetable of fine proportions with slender tapering legs.

Collier and Plucknett. A rare Gothic Revival oak side table. A very accomplished solid architectural design which has a powerful look, with fine turned details and beautifully made.

Side table Oak Two tier Ring turned legs  Early 20th Century UK

An English carved oak side table from the 19th century, with lift top, serpentine front, slender fluted legs, weathered appearance and peg construction. Created in England during the 19th century, this small oak side table...

An early 20th century Jacobean low oak drop-leaf side table. Measuring 25 inches in diameter with leaves up. Table is 11.5" wide with leaves down.

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...