Queen Anne Style End Table / Side Table
Table (End Table / Side Table) · Traditional / Queen Anne Revival (Mid to Late 20th Century) · Unmarked mass-market or mid-tier furniture manufacturer (such as Henredon, Ethan Allen, or similar American traditional furniture brands of the 20th century).
Type
Table (End Table / Side Table)
Style Period
Traditional / Queen Anne Revival (Mid to Late 20th Century)
Material
Primary wood species appears to be walnut or cherry, combined with secondary woods for internal framework and veneered top surfaces over solid wood core.
Age Estimate
Circa 1950s-1980s based on construction style, hardware type, and finish durability.
Dimensions
Estimated height: 22-26 inches, width: 24-28 inches, depth: 20-24 inches. Typical range for a standard accent or end table.
Origin
Likely American or European manufacture, produced during the mid-to-late 20th-century revival of traditional furniture styles.
Designer/Maker
Unmarked mass-market or mid-tier furniture manufacturer (such as Henredon, Ethan Allen, or similar American traditional furniture brands of the 20th century).
Value Estimate
100 to 300 USD retail/secondary market value, depending on local demand, exact maker verification, and overall condition.
Description
This elegant traditional end table features classic Queen Anne design elements, including graceful cabriole legs, a neatly integrated single drawer with period-style brass hardware, and a smoothly beveled rectangular top. The rich wood finish enhances the warm tones and subtle grain patterns, making it a versatile and timeless addition to a traditional or transitional living space.
Key Features
Graceful cabriole legs, single flush-mounted drawer with batwing brass pull, shaped apron, and beveled edge top.
Color & Finish
Rich medium-to-dark brown wood stain with a satin lacquer or varnish finish, highlighting the natural grain patterns with subtle shading along the edges.
Construction Method
Combination of machine-made and handcrafted assembly typical of mid-to-late 20th-century furniture manufacturing, featuring mortise and tenon joints for the legs and frame.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard commercial cabinetry joinery including pegged mortise and tenon joints at the leg-to-apron junctions and machine-cut dovetails on the drawer box.
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to cathedral grain pattern on the top surface, suggesting cherry or walnut veneer with matched grain direction.
Surface Treatment
Smooth satin varnish coating with gently profiled edge molding on the tabletop and smooth-turned cabriole legs.
Upholstery Details
Not applicable as this is an all-wood occasional table without upholstered components.
Hardware & Fittings
Single central brass-finished batwing pull with a bale handle mounted on the drawer front, typical of traditional period-revival hardware styling.
Origin & Provenance
Likely American or European manufacture, produced during the mid-to-late 20th-century revival of traditional furniture styles.
Condition Notes
Good to Very Good condition. The surface shows minor expected age-related wear, light scuffs, and slight finish fading, but structural integrity remains sound with firm joints.
Interesting Facts
The cabriole leg, a signature feature of Queen Anne furniture, was heavily inspired by ancient Chinese furniture designs featuring double-curved animal legs, which made their way to Europe via trade in the late 17th century.
Cultural Significance
Queen Anne style furniture represents a major shift toward comfort, domestic intimacy, and graceful curves in interior design, moving away from the heavier, more rectilinear styles of earlier periods.
Similar Pieces
Chippendale or Hepplewhite style side tables, distinguished primarily by leg geometry (Chippendale often features ball-and-claw feet or straight Marlborough legs, while Queen Anne typically features pad or club feet).
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or silicone-based polishes. Maintain stable indoor humidity and keep away from direct sunlight to prevent wood drying or fading.
Value Estimate
100 to 300 USD retail/secondary market value, depending on local demand, exact maker verification, and overall condition.
Sustainability Notes
Crafted from durable solid and veneered hardwoods designed for longevity and decades of use, aligning with sustainable anti-disposable furniture practices.