William IV Rosewood Tea Table Console Hall Side Table

Striking Rosewood Grain: Features a beautifully figured top with rich dark chocolate and amber tones, polished to a deep, lustrous finish that highlights the timber’s natural depth.

Sculptural Octagonal Pedestal: The top rests upon a faceted, turned central column that tapers elegantly into a heavy collar, showcasing superior 19th-century wood-turning techniques.

Incurved Plinth Base: Terminating in a substantial, concave four-point platform supported by classic flattened bun feet, ensuring both exceptional stability and strong visual grounding.

Fold-Over Versatility: Designed with a neatly concealed swivel-and-fold mechanism, allowing it to function as a streamlined console table against a wall or open out into a larger surface for games, display, or intimate dining.

Specifications & Attributes
Period: William IV (Circa 1830–1835)

Wood: Fine Brazilian Rosewood Veneer and Solid Accents

Type: Fold-Over Card / Console / Tea Table

Condition: Outstanding antique condition, displaying a warm original patina, tight joints, and minor age-appropriate surface character.

Interior Styling & Curation
The Contemporary Statement: Positioned in a minimalist hallway or against a crisp white wall, the deep rosewood and bold silhouette provide an organic, rich counterpoint to modern architecture.

The Period Sanctuary: Ideal as a side or card table in a formal drawing room, library, or entryway, styled with a contemporary table lamp, ceramic vase, or leather-bound books.

Dimensions:
H 74 cm D 47 cm W 95 cm
Ref: 00368