Centre table - Burr walnut





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Victorian walnut sewing table dating from around 1850–1900, in walnut wood with inlays and a mirror, featuring fold-out side leaves, drawers and an internal hinged mirror, with a turned base and carved legs.
Description from the seller
Victorian walnut work table with inlay and mirror, circa 1870
This Victorian work table represents a refined example of 19th-century furniture craftsmanship. Made of fine walnut with inlaid details, it features folding side wings, functional drawers, and a hinged internal mirror, characteristics typical of sewing tables of the Victorian era. The turned base with carved legs reflects the attention to decorative details typical of the period.
These work tables were essential furniture in Victorian bourgeois homes, used mainly by ladies for sewing and other artisanal activities. Today they are highly sought after by collectors of antique furniture, enthusiasts of Victorian design, and specialists in 19th-century furniture. Their charm lies in the combination of practical functionality and aesthetic beauty, as well as their historical value as a testimony to Victorian domestic life.
Seller's Story
Victorian walnut work table with inlay and mirror, circa 1870
This Victorian work table represents a refined example of 19th-century furniture craftsmanship. Made of fine walnut with inlaid details, it features folding side wings, functional drawers, and a hinged internal mirror, characteristics typical of sewing tables of the Victorian era. The turned base with carved legs reflects the attention to decorative details typical of the period.
These work tables were essential furniture in Victorian bourgeois homes, used mainly by ladies for sewing and other artisanal activities. Today they are highly sought after by collectors of antique furniture, enthusiasts of Victorian design, and specialists in 19th-century furniture. Their charm lies in the combination of practical functionality and aesthetic beauty, as well as their historical value as a testimony to Victorian domestic life.

