These are not merely tables; they are a study in the "Old World" habit of service and adaptability. You are viewing a rare "Harlequin Pair"—two distinct but spiritually connected tables from the Queen Anne Revival period (circa 1920s). Both feature the highly desirable "Butler’s Tray" silhouette, with raised gallery edges originally designed to prevent crystal decanters from sliding off during service.

The primary wood is a lustrous Figured Walnut, boasting a grain pattern that looks almost three-dimensional under light—swirling "burrs" and "cathedrals" that only age can produce. Raised on elegant cabriole legs terminating in classic pad feet, they offer a sculptural fluidity that modern furniture often lacks. The fact that they are not identical is their greatest strength; they feel collected, not catalog-ordered, adding a layer of authenticity and narrative to a living space.

The Interior Stylist's Note: Use them as a split coffee table arrangement in front of a sofa (very "London Townhouse" style) or separate them as bedside tables for a master suite that values character over symmetry. They anchor a room with deep, warm tones.

Condition & Restoration: Vintage Condition. These pieces have been cleaned and waxed to preserve their honest historical patina. Expect light surface wear consistent with 100 years of use, which we believe adds to their charm. The joinery is solid and tested.

Specifications:

• Dimensions : H: 42cm | W: 77cm | D: 34cm

• Material: Figured Walnut Veneer, Solid Walnut.

• Origin: United Kingdom.

• Why Buy This: Walnut of this era is a finite resource; you are buying "extinct" timber quality.

• Viewing: Request a personal video walk-through of this pair via WhatsApp.

• Delivery: Dispatched via our specialist antique couriers.

• Scarcity: One pair available. As a harlequin set, this combination is unique.