For Sherry Only

After delivery, I realized the size didn't fit and it's been unused ever since. It's sturdily built despite its appearance. Its circular shape allows for flexible placement with other furniture, making it easy to incorporate into any room.

Curved Legs, Estimated UK, 1920s, Modern Paint, Restored, Mahogany

- Shape: Round
- Material: Wood
- Style: Classic, Queen Anne
- Leg Design: Curved Legs

W610 mm x D610 mm x H450 mm

This coffee table features the beautiful texture and grain characteristic of mahogany. The slender, delicate cabriole legs (also known as Queen Anne legs) are particularly eye-catching. While the design is simple, it exudes the elegance unique to British classics. Its manageable diameter of 610mm makes it easy to integrate into your space. How about using it as a companion for reading or enjoying tea time next to your sofa?

Lloyd's Antiques proposes a more refined and beautiful lifestyle through antique furniture. We restore furniture that has been passed down through generations, preparing it for the next. We help furniture live on into the next era, preventing it from being discarded. The European custom of cherishing old furniture passed down from parent to child. We meticulously restore it, preserving each scratch as a memory. Furniture that has been carefully handled conveys tradition and dignity from the past to the present and into the future. Antique furniture is an ethical and rich lifestyle choice, accompanying precious moments. This antique furniture has been restored by restorers in both the UK and Japan, utilizing skills inherited from our predecessors.

Queen Anne style is a furniture style that became popular during the reign of Queen Anne of England in the early 18th century (1702-1714) and later developed in America and elsewhere. It marked a departure from the heavy and overly ornate Baroque style, combining elegant curves with practical simplicity. The hallmark of the Queen Anne style is the curved leg known as the cabriole leg. It curves in an S-shape, swelling at the knee and tapering towards the ankle. The foot is a pad foot (disc-shaped). The charm of the Queen Anne style, in a word, is understated elegance.