Vintage Queen Anne Style Oval Side Table with Single Drawer
Unbranded (Likely Ethan Allen, Willett, or Pennsylvania House) · Furniture > Tables > Side & End Tables
Era / Decade
1970s - 1980s Colonial Revival style
Material
Likely solid Cherry or Mahogany with a brass-style batwing pull and Queen Anne cabriole legs.
Condition
Good. Shows visible surface scratches on the top and minor scuffing on the feet. Finish appears original but aged.
Demand Level
Moderate. Traditional furniture demand is lower than Mid-Century Modern, but small accent pieces move faster than large sets.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$40 - $125
Estimated Retail Value
$400 - $600 (Modern equivalent from high-end traditional furniture makers)
Comparable Sales
Similar oval side tables in mahogany/cherry finish typically sell for $35-$75 at thrift auctions and $75-$150 on curated local marketplaces.
Description
Elegant Queen Anne style oval end table featuring classic cabriole legs and a single storage drawer. Finished in a rich cherry or mahogany stain, this piece includes a decorative brass batwing handle. Ideal as a bedside table or living room accent piece. Dimensions roughly 24in H x 22in W.
Key Features
Timeless Colonial Revival aesthetic, solid wood construction, functional storage drawer, and popular cabriole leg profile.
Authenticity Indicators
Batwing hardware and leg style indicate mid-late 20th-century mass-market quality production. High confidence in its era based on finish and hardware style.
Flaws to Note
Significant surface wear on the top surface including light scratches and dullness in the lacquer. Minor dings on the lower portion of the legs.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace, Nextdoor, or local consignment shop. Shipping this item via eBay would be cost-prohibitive due to weight/size.
Selling Tips
Stage with a lamp or book to hide surface scratches in the main photo. Use keywords like 'Classic', 'Traditional', 'Wood', and 'Queen Anne'. Clean with wood oil to improve the luster of the finish before photographing.