Antique Charles II Period Joined Oak Table, c.1660

Antique Charles II Period Joined Oak Table, c.1660

A wonderfully authentic Charles II joined oak table dating to around 1660, showcasing over three and a half centuries of age, use and character. This early English period piece is constructed in rich, dark oak with a beautifully worn three-plank top, shaped by centuries of polishing, shrinkage, and natural wear. The surface displays deep patination, burnished edges, period tool marks and age-related fissures—every detail contributing to the exceptional honesty of this 17th-century survivor.

The table stands on classic turned legs with block shoulders united by chamfered stretchers, all original or of the period, bearing the expected irregularities and wear from generations of domestic life. The proportions make it a highly versatile piece: ideal as a side table, lamp table, hall table or occasional writing surface. Despite its age, the table remains stable and usable, offering that rare combination of decorative appeal and practical function.

This is a genuine early oak piece—unrestored, untouched in all the right ways, and carrying the warmth and integrity that collectors of 17th-century furniture prize. A wonderful opportunity to acquire true period English oak from the reign of Charles II.

Dimensions
Height 685 mm
Height to apron 578 mm
Length 848 mm
Width 637 mm

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