Description
A fine William IV writing or centre table in richly figured rosewood, dating to circa 1835, of elegant proportions and excellent quality.
The rectangular top, with gently rounded corners, is beautifully figured, displaying the deep tones and striking grain associated with the finest rosewoods of the period. The frieze is fitted with two working drawers to one side, retaining hand-cut dovetail construction, and false drawers to the reverse, allowing the piece to be used as a freestanding centre table with balanced symmetry.
Raised on distinctive twin pedestal supports with turned columns and shaped bases, the design reflects the bold yet refined character of the William IV period. The clean lines and strong architectural form make it both decorative and highly practical.
Equally suited as a writing table, library table, or centre table, this is a versatile piece that works beautifully in both traditional and more contemporary interiors.
H: 73cm (28.7″)W: 140cm (55.1″)D: 78cm (30.7″)
