Ended ITEM #55 Victorian Marble Top Parlor Table

ITEM #55 The table in the images appears to be a Victorian-era marble-top parlor table, likely dating from the mid-to-late 19th century (circa 1860-1890). Here are some key characteristics:

Style: Victorian Rococo Revival Influence: The elaborate carvings on the wooden base, with curved and scrolled legs, are hallmarks of this ornate period.

Marble Top: A signature feature of Victorian parlor tables, typically made from marble sourced in the 19th century.

Pedestal Base with Four Legs: The center finial and the legs with scrolled feet suggest a Renaissance Revival or Rococo Revival style.

Hand-Carved Details: The shell and foliate motifs carved into the apron align with Victorian decorative preferences.

Age Estimate: The craftsmanship and materials suggest it was made between 1860 and 1890, possibly by an American furniture maker.

These tables were commonly found in parlors as decorative yet functional pieces, used for displaying lamps, vases, or decorative objects.

Pickup DetailsBuyer arranges for shipping as local pickup. Sellers agent will meet shipping company for the pickup.