An early 20th-century occasional table constructed from solid quarter-sawn oak. The circular top features a decorative scalloped pie-crust edge and displays a prominent grain with visible medullary ray flecks. The table is supported by four out-swept legs with acanthus leaf carving to the upper sections. Below a square block transition, the legs feature barley-twist turned supports connected by a low-set rectangular box stretcher, terminating in small bun feet. No maker’s marks or stamps are visible.
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