James II Style Carved Oak Bench/ Side Table, England, 1920s This versatile piece exemplifies the refined and understated elegance of the James II style, known for its classical influences and fine craftsmanship. The bench/side table features a rectangular form with a beveled hinged lift top, revealing concealed storage space measuring 27 inches in width, 8 inches in depth, and 4 inches in height. This thoughtful design allows for practicality without compromising on aesthetics. Resting on a conforming stretcher base, the table has a frontal carved frieze adorned with interlocking circles. The four cup and cover carved legs provide sturdy support while enhancing the overall visual appeal. This James II style bench/side table, can be used in various settings. Whether as a stylish bench in an entryway, a functional coffee table in a living room, or an elegant side table in a sitting area, it effortlessly adapts to different roles. The oak construction not only ensures durability but also adds a warm and inviting charm to any interior. The fine craftsmanship and attention to detail make this piece a timeless addition to any home or collection. A fine example of the restrained James II style, of rectangular form the beveled hinged lift top reveals concealed storage of 27-inches wide x 8-inches deep x 4 inches high. Resting on a conforming stretcher base with a frontal carved frieze of interlocking circles, raised on four cup and cover carved legs. Can be used as a bench, a coffee or side table.