Queen Anne-style console table

Key Features * Cabriole Legs: The elegant, S-shaped curved legs that taper down to a "pad foot" are the hallmark of Queen Anne furniture. * Scalloped Apron: The decorative, arched cutout along the bottom edge (the apron) is a classic 18th-century design element. * Drawer Configuration: The arrangement—typically two long drawers over three smaller ones—is characteristic of a traditional lowboy, which was originally used as a dressing table or side table. * Brass Hardware: It features period-style batwing or round pull knobs and decorative escutcheons (the brass plates around the keyholes). Common Uses Because of its slim profile, this type of table is most commonly used as: * An entryway or foyer table for keys and mail. * A sofa table placed against the back of a couch. * A hallway accent piece for decor and light storage. Looking at the top of the piece, the finish has some wear and "alligatoring" (cracking in the varnish).

Condition

Used (normal wear)