English Designer Thomas Sheraton, created one of the most stunning tables to this day, widely known as the "drum table" during the 18th century. He fashioned the table after the form of a military drum. Common tables that are found today are "library tables, as well as small lamp tables, while the larger tables are a found but with a hefty price tag.
Fred Taylor, a furniture detective sheds light on the commonly found drum table with drawers. "The drawer comes from the English "rent" table. A rent table was a round table with seven drawers that belonged to a landlord. Renters deposited their rent in the drawer marked for the day of the week their rent was due." Often times these tables are found with just two drawers, while the rest are dummy drawers. These tables are some of the most elegant tables that were made.
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A stunning English feel, using a round lamp table- Mrs Blandings Blog.
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This picture really is not a drum table, but a lamp table. It goes to show how mixing different pieces such as the cherry wood dresser, and the walnut accent table really works well. Desire to Inspire.
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