Beautiful and honest English oak side table dating to around 1690. This piece features a thick three-board top with rich patina and surface character built over centuries of use. The front has two drawers with molded panels and later brass knobs, offering useful storage. Supported on classic turned baluster legs with sturdy box stretchers and bun feet, this table is both decorative and practical. It has the timeless charm of late 17th-century English craftsmanship—perfect as a hall table, writing desk, or side table in any traditional or eclectic space. Details: Period: Circa 1680–1710 Wood: Solid English oak Features: Two drawers, turned legs, bun feet, pegged joints Size: 38"W x 20"D x 29"H This is a genuine period piece and a great example of English vernacular furniture from the William & Mary to early Queen Anne era.