A Victorian oak and marble console table third quarter 19th century, probably Scottish

the grey marble top above a single frieze drawer and pierced lozenge motifs

Decorative. The grey marble top and oak base with its architectural form could, in conjuction with the pieces origin, indicate Scottish manufacture. The marble top is attractive with one recent corner chip to the left and a smaller chip to the right there are very minor chips along the leading edge. The front legs have filled in screw holes to the sides and back. Replaced sections to the moulding along the back feet. Minor fragmentation to all the feet. Of a slightly uneven stance. Oak of a good light colour.
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