A single turned column rises from three splayed feet to a round top, the whole piece rubbed to a deep, dark glow by decades of handling. This antique colonial teak table has the compact, sturdy build of a piece meant to be moved and used daily. Small teak pedestal tables like this were a staple of colonial-era households, valued for the wood's weight and endurance.

At 24 inches across and 25 inches tall, it sits comfortably beside an armchair, at the end of a sofa or next to a bed. The round top softens a room of straight lines, and the dark teak grounds a lighter palette.

• Era: Early 20th century
• Origin: Colonial Asia
• Material: Teak
• Size: 24" diameter x 25"(H)
• Color: Deep brown teak
• Condition: Wear consistent with age and use, part of its character and historical value. Surface marks and patina on the top.

This antique colonial teak table dates to the early 20th century. It has a round 24 inch top on a turned pedestal with a three-footed tripod base and stands 25 inches tall. It works as a side table, bedside table or small accent table.

Q: What is a colonial teak pedestal table?
A: It is a small round table on a single turned column with a tripod base, made in teak during the colonial era. Teak was chosen for its weight, its resistance to moisture and warping, and the warm color it develops with age.

Q: How do you style a small round pedestal table?
A: Set it beside an armchair or at the end of a sofa and top it with a lamp or a plant, or use it as a bedside table. The round top fits narrow spaces where a square table would catch corners.

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