We also offer a 28 day money back guarantee on our website purchases in the UK. All our antiques are visible on our website with clear pictures, descriptions and clearly marked with the price. We deal with the trade and private buyers alike and offer door to door delivery around the UK and worldwide, with insurance and packaging to ensure it arrives into your room in perfect condition. We are LAPADA and Cinoa members, offering the highest quality period pieces, so if you are looking to buy antique furniture online, then look no further. Our Antiques are carefully restored using traditional methods of restoration, bringing the original finish back to life and keeping the patina glowing. Here at Antiques World, we offer only the finest quality antique furniture from the Georgian, Regency, Victorian and Edwardian British periods in traditional classic designs. It stands on elegant shaped legs with stunning decorative brass ormolu mounts. This Edwardian antique Satinwood occasional table has two circular tiers each with decorative brass edging and quality rosewood cross banding, with boxwood and ebony string inlay. New embellishments were added to these small tables for decoration. When finished, they slot together into one smaller table, so ideal for the Edwardian home as they were smaller than the previous Victorian properties. These sweet, little tables came as a set of three or four, that was sued for serving drinks or refreshments. First was the antique lamp table, made slightly taller and usually inlaid. The other was a neat design of a nesting or nest of tables.

This wonderful table stands on an elegant central turned pedestal with tripod scrolled legs and central turned finial.ĭuring the Edwardian period, a few new designs were made to fulfil the new modern living. Wine was still the social drink so spectacular pieces of antique furniture was made with this in mind. This striking Victorian burr walnut occasional table would make the ideal lamp or wine table, with an octagonal moulded top with spectacular mirrored figured burr walnut. Little decorative antique tea tables were made by cabinet makers to fulfil this new trend. In summary it is a very unusual and beautiful piece that could grace any living space with its presence!ĭuring the Victorian period, Tea drinking was at the height of fashion. The table stands on an elegantly turned pedestal having a four leaf clover design at its base along with beautifully scrolled feet. Workmanship like this shows great pride and skill in its construction, usually only demonstrated by a true craftsman. It has an unusual octagonal shaped moulded top with superb figuring and small gallery which benefits from a brass plate beneath the top rail to make it very stable. This Superb William IV Antique Rosewood Occasional Table dates from around 1835.

They have a square top with rounded corners and beautifully figured rosewood centre panels surrounded by birds eye maple banding, string inlay and a brass trimmed edge. A good example of this would include this Rare Pair Of Regency Occasional Tripod Tables. They were made to tilt with a tilting mechanism, so could be easily placed away when not in use.ĭuring the early 19th Century Occasional tables were made more decorative with unusual woods being used. They were small, so could be easily carried around and usually made in oak, fruit-wood or elm.ĭuring the Georgian period, wine drinking was at the height of fashion so elegant antique wine tables were made, standing on three splayed legs and a circular dish top, the best being made from one piece of solid Mahogany. They were mainly in the form of the antique tripod table.

The earliest form of antique occasional table was used to hold a candle on the top.

Antique Occasional Tables comes in many different forms built for a variety of uses and dating as far back as the 17th Century.

Occasional round tables