The lamp table was a popular item of furniture in Upper Canada. Simple lamp tables with tapered legs and a single drawer were common in the early part of the 18th century. Later, toward the end of the century and into the 19th century, turned legs and drop leaves began to appear. A wide variety of woods, features and ornamentations characterize the examples from that period that we still have with us today.
The Lattimor House Lamp Table also comes in a variety of designs, with single and double drawers, tapered or turned legs, and with our without drop leaves.
This item is not only useful as a rustic addition to your living room or family room, but can also be used as a sewing or utility table and as a night stand.