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Antique Walnut Bedside Table | Louis Philippe Style, 19th Century

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A tabletop, a column, and three feet. Nothing more.

This is how the French bedside table was made in the 19th century, and that is how it has remained to this day.

19th Century Period
Louis Philippe Style
Walnut Material
Ø 56 × 78 cm Dimensions

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RESTORED BY PROFESSIONALS
  • Structurally inspected
  • Treated against wood-boring insects and free of woodworm
  • Color customization in our workshop
  • Furniture ready for use

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DESCRIPTION

Next to a reading chair, something is always missing: a place for the cup, the open book, a small lamp. For two centuries, that place was a pedestal table.

This antique walnut pedestal table was made in France in the 19th century, in the Louis Philippe style: a single central leg and no ornamentation to distract from the form. It came from an antique dealer.

The top is round, with a rounded edge. It is supported by a turned column that narrows towards the top and rests on a ring, also turned. Below, a three-armed base with concave sides, supported by three blocks.

The walnut has dark grains crossing the top and pronounced watermarks on the base. One of those grains is open. It is wood that has been working for more than a century, and it shows.

It measures 56 cm in diameter and 78 cm high, and weighs 10 kg.

Next to a high-backed armchair, in a reading nook. In a hallway, under a lamp. Between two chairs by a window, for two coffees.

At 78 cm, it has the height of a dining table. Next to a low sofa it looks tall; next to an armchair with arms, it is in its place.

WHAT TO LOOK AT CLOSELY

→ The base. Three curved arms, assembled in pieces and with the joints visible. With a single leg in the center, the top remains free around its entire perimeter.

→ The open grain. A dark line crosses the top from side to side. It was neither filled nor concealed.

RESTORATION IN OUR WORKSHOP IN NAVALCARNERO, MADRID

In the workshop, the walnut was washed and finished with wax. The honey tone it has now comes from that washing: it is ours.

The marks of age were not touched: the dents from use, the open grain of the top, and the joints of the base. It arrives ready to take its place.

Material AND FINISH

Style: Louis Philippe
Material: Solid walnut
Technique: Turned
Finish: Washed walnut with a waxed finish, applied in our workshop
Hardware: No hardware
Configuration: Round tabletop on a central column and three-armed base
Dimensions: 56 cm (Diameter) × 78 cm (Height)
Condition: Restored. Retains signs of use, an open grain on the tabletop, and visible joints on the base
Period: 19th Century

MEASURES

56 cm (Diameter) × 78 cm (Height)

SHIPMENTS

Free shipping to mainland Spain. Includes indoor delivery with packaging removal.

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What we know about this piece

The central pedestal table became widespread in French homes during the reign of Louis Philippe, between 1830 and 1848: a light table that was placed next to the armchair or the window. This one is French, 19th century, in walnut, and came from an antique dealer. It retains the three-legged base with its exposed joints and an open grain that crosses the top. In the workshop, it was washed and waxed. The marks of use were not touched. The honey tone is ours.

Frequently asked questions

Is it an original piece or a reproduction?

It is an original 19th-century French walnut pedestal table in the Louis Philippe style, with a central column and a three-legged base; the joints of the base and the signs of wear on the tabletop have been preserved, and the honey tone is the work of our workshop: the walnut was washed and finished with wax.

What restoration work has been carried out?

The structure was inspected, the walnut was washed and finished with wax; the signs of age, the open grain of the tabletop and the joints of the base were left as they were. The work was carried out in our specialized workshop in Navalcarnero.

Where would this piece fit best in your home?

Next to a reading chair, in an entryway under a lamp or between two chairs by a window; it measures 56 cm in diameter and 78 cm high, the height of a dining table, slightly taller than a sofa side table.

How is the shipping of a piece of this size handled?

Shipping is free throughout mainland Spain. The delivery is carried out by the store's own staff: we place the piece inside the home, where access permits, and remove the packaging. We do not deliver to the street.

What guarantees does Antique Arte y Decoración offer?

We have been specializing in the selection and restoration of antique furniture since 2015. More than 3,500 families throughout Spain and a rating of 4.9 out of 5 on Google. You can contact us before purchasing for any questions about the piece.

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