This Georgian oak coffee table dates to the late 18th to early 19th century and reflects the understated elegance and practical craftsmanship of the Georgian period. Simple, well-balanced proportions are paired with clean lines, allowing the quality of the oak and its rich grain to take centre stage.
 
The table is constructed from solid oak and stands on straight square legs, typical of Georgian design. A single central drawer, fitted with a brass oval backplate and handle, provides useful storage while maintaining the table’s restrained appearance.
 
The piece has been stripped and displays natural variations in tone and grain, offering both character and authenticity. Its low profile and generous surface make it ideal as a coffee table, while also lending itself well to use as an occasional table in a traditional or country-house interior.
 
Please note this piece has historic woodworm to the back side. This has been treated as a precaution and does not affect the structure of the piece. The first image is an AI-generated visual created to inspire how this piece may be styled within a home.
 
Dimensions:
Width 97cm
Height 46cm
Depth 48cm