Coffee table - Rosewood, Mahogany, Brass






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An antique Victorian occasional table dating to 1850–1900, made from palissandro, mahogany and brass with an octagonal top featuring floral and geometric inlays, originating from France and in excellent condition with light signs of wear and age, measuring 74 cm high, 57 cm wide and 34 cm deep.
Description from the seller
Victorian coffee table with floral inlay in rosewood and mahogany
This table represents a refined example of late 19th-century Victorian craftsmanship, a period when floral inlay and elaborate decorations were highly valued in European bourgeois homes. The octagonal top with floral inlays and geometric motifs reflects the influence of the Louis XVI style reinterpreted in the Victorian era, with particular attention to decorative details and execution quality.
These coffee tables were used as elegant side furniture to display decorative objects or to serve tea. Today they are highly sought after by collectors of Victorian-era furniture and by enthusiasts of classical interior design who appreciate the craftsmanship of the inlays and the romantic charm of floral motifs. These pieces add a touch of historical elegance to traditional interiors and are particularly valued in the European antique market.
Seller's Story
Victorian coffee table with floral inlay in rosewood and mahogany
This table represents a refined example of late 19th-century Victorian craftsmanship, a period when floral inlay and elaborate decorations were highly valued in European bourgeois homes. The octagonal top with floral inlays and geometric motifs reflects the influence of the Louis XVI style reinterpreted in the Victorian era, with particular attention to decorative details and execution quality.
These coffee tables were used as elegant side furniture to display decorative objects or to serve tea. Today they are highly sought after by collectors of Victorian-era furniture and by enthusiasts of classical interior design who appreciate the craftsmanship of the inlays and the romantic charm of floral motifs. These pieces add a touch of historical elegance to traditional interiors and are particularly valued in the European antique market.
