AN EDWARDIAN OCTAGONAL TWO TIER CENTRE TABLE

The Edwardian Octagonal Two-Tier Centre Table is a graceful piece of furniture from the Edwardian period (roughly 1901-1910). Unlike the heavy Victorian style, this table has a lighter, more elegant look. Its most notable feature is its eight-sided (octagonal) shape, which makes it unique and attractive when placed in the center of a room. The table is also built with two tiers, meaning it has a main tabletop and a lower shelf, providing extra space for display or storage. These tables were typically made from fine woods mahogany and are valued today for their slender legs and delicate craftsmanship.

The Measurement for this beautiful table:
Diameter 55cm x Height 69cm