Regency library Centre Table

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A commanding square presence at forty-two and a half inches across, the Regency Library Centre Table by Theodore Alexander carries the gravitas of a room's anchor — the piece aroun d which all else is arranged. Its proportions speak to a classical confidence, the kind cultivated over centuries of English formal interiors, where the centre table served as much as a statement of intellectual life as a functional surface. The scale is generous without excess, the silhouette resolved with the disciplined restraint that defines the Regency sensibility at its most assured. Show more