height 28 ½” width 30″ depth 19″
17th century W&M table in light Oakwood with
center drawer . These tables were used in the Mas and Manoir . It’s the perfect
to your home as a side table , between two chairs , to have a chinoiserie piece
of art on top . Or as a small bureau desk . End table, farm table, console ,
game table, serving table, or a sofa table.
Dramatic yet simple but also thin and lightweight , with
elegant curves and opulence . Aesthetically , it was influenced by the Dutch
and Flemish traditions of Prince William’s homeland , as well as the Baroque
movement in art. Dutch prince took the throne of England , That prince was
William of Orange , who married king James’ daughter Mary and ruled the country
with her from 1689-1694. William and Mary changed many things about English
society , including its taste in furniture. The fall of the medieval furniture which
were heavy , thick , and blocky. Instead, William brought with him Dutch and
Flemish furniture making traditions , which tended to emphasize lighter,
versatile, and more comfortable forms such as this beautiful table.
Baluster legs joined by simple stretchers , standing on original turned bun
feet shows the signs of the many centuries . It could be perfect for a side
table, between two chairs. In the bedroom it could work as a single nightstand ,
to host a table lamp or decorative elements . Antique Dealer Los Angeles CA
Melrose Ave La Cienega . The single drawer fairly large to keep documents or
store books away . The simple lines makes it versatile and a perfect fit in any
room , living room , entryway , bedroom or kitchen library .
