Coffee table - Mahogany
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Antique solid mahogany occasional table from the United Kingdom, with a clover-shaped top, carved edge, and a three-pedestal base, dating to 1850–1900 and weighing 5 kg.
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This casual occasional table in solid mahogany represents a classic example of Victorian or Edwardian furniture production from the late 19th or early 20th century. The clover-shaped top with carved edge and the tripod base with a turned central column reflect the influence of the Chippendale style, highly regarded for the elegance and refinement of its decorative details. These tables were commonly used in living rooms as supports for lamps, books, or decorative objects.
This furniture is particularly appreciated by collectors of Victorian and Edwardian antiques, by enthusiasts of period interior design, and by interior decorators seeking authentic pieces for classic or eclectic settings. The solid mahogany, the quality of the carving, and the distinctive shape of the top make these tables highly sought after in the antique market. Their functional versatility and aesthetic charm make them exquisite decorative elements that add character and history to any home.
Seller's Story
Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
Translated by Google TranslateThis casual occasional table in solid mahogany represents a classic example of Victorian or Edwardian furniture production from the late 19th or early 20th century. The clover-shaped top with carved edge and the tripod base with a turned central column reflect the influence of the Chippendale style, highly regarded for the elegance and refinement of its decorative details. These tables were commonly used in living rooms as supports for lamps, books, or decorative objects.
This furniture is particularly appreciated by collectors of Victorian and Edwardian antiques, by enthusiasts of period interior design, and by interior decorators seeking authentic pieces for classic or eclectic settings. The solid mahogany, the quality of the carving, and the distinctive shape of the top make these tables highly sought after in the antique market. Their functional versatility and aesthetic charm make them exquisite decorative elements that add character and history to any home.
Seller's Story
Welcome to our profile. We are antique enthusiasts with a deep passion for art, history, and the charm of the past, cultivated through years of research and dedication. On Catawiki we offer a careful and curated selection of antiques: from period furniture to refined objets d'art, up to paintings and sculptures of quality.
Our goal is to offer collectors and lovers of beauty authentic pieces, selected rigorously for their quality, rarity, and condition. We guarantee maximum transparency in descriptions, detailed photographs, and secure and professional packaging, so that these wonders of the past can reach your homes intact to continue their story.
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Era
1400-1900
Weight
5 kg
Style subtype
Victorian
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Mahogany
Style
Antique
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
70 cm
Width
55 cm
Depth
55 cm
Height of the underside of the table
19 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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