Late George III (early 19th century) provincial oak occasional table. Lion some old varnish or paint

some old varnish or paint present which

wonderful original colour and patina all over

the bobbin-like spindles in the backrest

some lovely patina and medullary rays to the oak

This selection from Dickens' first novel is beautifully presented in large

Late George III (early 19th century) provincial oak occasional table. Lion some old varnish or paintA nice rustic provincial oak occasional table, the circular tilt top on a turned column ending with well shaped tripod splay legs, all surviving from the early 19th century. A useful table photos, lamp, drinks, tea table, or hallway. And, of course, the top can tilt to the vertical for storage when not being used. Dimensions: Diameter: 76cm Height: 70. 5cm Condition: Good. Loads of character and patina as you'd expect stains, old faint ring marks,