It is a superb example of Arts and Crafts' Aesthetic Movement, typified by its combination of beauty, elegance and practicality.
This dark oak piece was
designed as a multi-function table for the hall, the morning room, the
dining room or the library. It's in the style of E W Godwin and is
attributed to James (Jas) Shoolbred and Co.
With its undershelf and
galleried base shelf, this narrow table was designed to be used
principally as a side table or as a buffet. With its castor wheels, it
is useful as a serving table or a library table.
Length end to end is 27.5 inches (700mm). Width back to front is 13 inches (330mm). Height is 30 inches (760mm).
£750