Antique English William & Mary Walnut One Drawer Gateleg Dining Table c. Early 18th Century Tiger Maple The craftsmanship is a testament

The craftsmanship is a testament to the era’s commitment to creating functional art that was both beautiful and enduring

it’s worth noting that one of the urns has a crack

all surrounded by latticework and geometric framing motifs

functional craftsmanship that made Windsor furniture one of the most enduring forms of early seating

this example showcases the warmth and texture that only natural materials can provide

Antique English William & Mary Walnut One Drawer Gateleg Dining Table c. Early 18th Century Tiger Maple The craftsmanship is a testamentThis really great English William & Mary gateleg table dates to the early 18th century and represents one of the most practical and enduring forms of early English furniture. Designed with flexibility in mind, the drop leaves can be raised to create a generous dining or serving surface, or lowered to conserve spacemaking it just as functional today as it was over 300 years ago. This particular example was deaccessioned from the Mead Museum in Amherst,