This late Regency period 19th century table has a solid pollard oak that stands on a shaped oak tripod base that has decorative turnings. It is a very good rich colour and the top has a lovely surface. This style of furniture, especially when made using a solid pollard oak top, often point to them being estate made by the estate cabinet maker, using timber from a fallen tree on the estate. It has great charm and is a very useful occasional table.