Queen Anne Style Burl Wood Veneer Console Table

Story

Eighteenth-century English nobility fell in love with the dramatic, swirling patterns of burl wood, which is actually harvested from abnormal tree growths. This mid-century revival piece captures that exact royal obsession, turning a biological quirk into a stunning geometric masterpiece.

Maker / Origin

While the specific manufacturer is currently unidentified, this table represents the high-quality historical revival furniture produced by prominent 20th-century American workshops such as Baker, Henredon, or Kittinger. These makers dedicated themselves to replicating the exact proportions and veneer techniques of the 18th century for modern homes.

Condition & Value

The table appears to be in very good vintage condition with a highly polished, glossy finish on the top. There is minor expected light wear to the feet and edges consistent with age. Excellent preservation of the veneer with no obvious lifting or cracking.