This dark wood side table, found during a hunt, charms with its beautiful patina and slightly molded edges in an easy-to-match country style. Without wheels, it offers a stable support to accommodate dishes, glasses, or decorations, while maintaining a discreet presence near a wall or at the end of a sofa. The wood provides a warm material, while the edge design gives it a neat and delicate finish. Length: 65 cm Width: 40 cm Height: 66 cm A Brief History of the Side Table The side table, also known as a serving table, emerged in the 17th century. At that time, it was used to serve and clear dishes during meals. Equipped with wheels, it can be easily moved from one place to another and allows for more efficient table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. It is its great utility that has made the side table an important piece of furniture, also serving to serve tea or breakfast. This small mobile auxiliary table has managed to find a prominent place in our interiors over the centuries.
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This dark wood side table, found during a hunt, charms with its beautiful patina and slightly molded edges in an easy-to-match country style. Without wheels, it offers a stable support to accommodate dishes, glasses, or decorations, while maintaining a discreet presence near a wall or at the end of a sofa. The wood provides a warm material, while the edge design gives it a neat and delicate finish. Length: 65 cm Width: 40 cm Height: 66 cm A Brief History of the Side Table The side table, also known as a serving table, emerged in the 17th century. At that time, it was used to serve and clear dishes during meals. Equipped with wheels, it can be easily moved from one place to another and allows for more efficient table clearing by reducing the number of trips between the dining room and the kitchen. It is its great utility that has made the side table an important piece of furniture, also serving to serve tea or breakfast. This small mobile auxiliary table has managed to find a prominent place in our interiors over the centuries.