Tea table - ARTS AND CRAFTS - circa 1900

Superb example of a piece of furniture from the English "Arts and Crafts" movement, a side table or tea table in oak with transport handles in bronze, typically Art Nouveau in shape. 3 trays. The supports are openwork. Circa 1900 - from England. The key word: MOVEMENT! Dimensions: Height: 88.5 cm. Width: 70 cm. Depth: 38 cm. The piece is in good overall condition, with signs of use due to age (see photos). "The Arts and Crafts movement, literally 'Arts and Crafts movement', is a reformist artistic movement in the fields of architecture, decorative arts, painting, and sculpture, which originated in the UK in the 1860s and developed during the 1880s to 1910, at the end of the Victorian era. It can be considered the initiator of the Modern style, a 'parallel' Anglo-Saxon movement to the French and Belgian Art Nouveau (Henry Van de Velde and Victor Horta).".