An exceptional example of English Arts & Crafts design, this tiger oak console table—circa 1900—is attributed to the renowned Liberty & Co. Crafted from richly grained solie quarter sawn oak (often referred to as tiger oak), it showcases the timeless details and superb craftsmanship of the period. Versatile in form and function, it works beautifully as a console, hall table, sideboard, or server—ideal for an entryway, dining room, or behind a sofa. Key Features: Bold solid tiger oak grain throughout with rich visual movement Deeply carved stylized floral rosettes — identical to those found on Liberty & Co. chairs bearing original labels Tapered legs that widen toward the base, giving the piece added visual height and presence Open slatted sides and arched lower apron, true to the British Arts & Crafts aesthetic Tall backrail and spacious lower shelf, perfect for use as a console, hall table, or server This piece was likely refinished and reglued at some point in its life, contributing to its current sturdy and very usable condition. The quality of the joinery and proportions remains faithful to Liberty & Co.'s known examples. Approximate Dimensions: Overall height (to backrail): 45.75 inches Table height: ~39 inches Width: 37.75 inches Depth: 20.75 inches