Antique Drum Tables

Below are a few examples of previously sold Drum tables, but if any particular style looks of interest please let us know and we can try to locate something similar.

Antique Regency Mahogany Rotating Drum Table. This rare antique Regency mahogany drum table, circa 1830 would certainly prove to be a focal point in any living space. This style of table was first introduced in the late 18th century, they were also known as loo tables as the game of loo was often played on them. Variations on this model can also be found and are often referred to as rent tables. Drawers would be labelled up with days of the week and act as a filing system for the rent collector. This particular model has a green tooled leather insert on the top, clearly marking out four playing areas. This sits above a deep apron containing four working drawers and four faux drawers with brass handles and ebony inlay. The rotating top sits on a bulbous reeded turned pedestal with four out-swept legs terminating in quality brass lion paw castors.

Unusual Victorian Rosewood Small Antique Drum / Occasional Table. This Unusual Rosewood Small Antique Drum / Occasional Table Dates From Around 1870 in the Victorian Era.  It has a circular top with the original / early tooled leather writing insert above a deep frieze with one working mahogany lined drawer and five faux drawers.  This stunning table stands on a central turned pedestal with tripod splayed legs and has unusual brass motifs on the feet and is full of the charm and character that you can expect to find from a true antique.