A William IV mahogany centre table (circa 1830–1837), fitted with a single drawer to the frieze. The table is supported on straight legs with small carved decoration to the centres, joined by a turned stretcher, and stands on castors for ease of movement.
The table is veneered to the back, allowing it to be positioned freely within a room. Its size and proportions make it equally suitable for use as a centre table or side table, fitting well in both period and modern interiors.
Condition
Good condition, structurally sound, with age-related wear consistent with a piece of this period.