Featured Help identify this Robert Adam style console?

This one has me stumped. Appears to be old, drawer dovetails are hand cut. But those legs? Don’t they seem a bit heavy at the feet for that period? And when did brass gallery rails come about?

 

Dovetails are beautiful & look good.Can you give us more details of the brasses,feet,undersides of drawers,nails/pegs & back.

 

I'm no expert.

Closest leg style ...

https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/an-edwardian-carved-mahogany-serving-table-327-c-cd94927b2c

Similar in general appearance ...

https://www.chairish.com/product/2445268/george-iii-neoclassical-style-mahogany-serving-pier-table

https://www.laurelcrown.com/george-iii-large-urn-console-table

 

Here's a cleaner image of your table I used with image search.

 

Thinking that this might be a revival piece from the 1880s.

 

That crossed my mind also. American or English? I pick it up Friday so I’ll have a better look then and upload more pictures.

 

Have my answer! Shaw Furniture Company of Cambridge, MA circa 1920.

 

How did you learn that?

Debora

 

It is labeled. I’m having a hard time finding much history on the company other than it has been around since 1780 and still making furniture into the 1930s. The age is just a guess after finding a similarly labeled piece for sale that was dated to that time, could be wrong!