Chippendale Double Handle Bedside Table 

The Chippendale style of craftsmanship and design sparked the birth of Antique Mahogany well over 20 years ago. Since then, we've devoted nearly a quarter of a century to perfecting replicated antique furniture to meet the discerning tastes of those who admire this style as much as we do. 

Our mahogany Chippendale-style Bedside Table is no exception.

Add a refined feeling of elegance while honouring the historic charm of earlier furniture eras with our expressive cabriole legs, ball and claw feet, rope-like vertical feature and four drawers with dual golden brass handles. Our classic bedsides will suit any bedroom as an accent piece to enhance your existing décor and design concept.

The Chippendale furniture era created a stunning array of elegant and useful furniture designs, notably the Chippendale bedside table and was named for the famed English cabinetmaker who inspired a timeless legacy that goes on to this day. The exquisite attention to detail and hand carving that was characteristic of Thomas Chippendale's designs can be seen in Antique Mahogany's recreation of this classic bedside. It is the ideal combination of elegance, functionality, and workmanship. The historic Chippendale-style ball and claw feet are universal to our Chippendale Collection.

Antique Mahogany prides itself on producing the highest-quality Antique items from the most popular and stylish periods of hand-crafted wooden furniture, and our aim is to make them suitable for every home, no matter the style or size. As such, each Mahogany product we offer is entirely customisable through our design department via a vast range of wood stains from white to black, and all shades of brown and red in between, to an array of colours and patterns for all upholstered items. Browse our range or get in contact with us today to discuss your options so that we can build the perfect custom bedside for your home.

Plantation Wood

All our furniture is made out of plantation wood, meaning it has been kiln (oven) dried to protect the wood against splits and cracks, unlike most sun-dried Mahogany furniture on the market.