From our Heritage Collection
A late 19th century parlor table distinguished by fluted turned legs terminating in metal claws holding clear glass balls. The shaped square top and lower shelf retain layers of old paint in black, red, ochre and muted gray, worn back over time to create a richly layered surface. Elegant in proportion and expressive in finish, the table brings an exceptional decorative element beside an upholstered chair, at the end of a sofa or into an entry layered with art and objects.
CONDITION
In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. The table has a heavily aged painted surface with extensive paint loss, chipping, scratches and areas of exposed earlier paint throughout. The wood shows age-related splits and wear. The metal claw feet have an aged patina, and the glass balls show wear consistent with use.
MEASUREMENTS
| Height |
28 inch |
71.1 cm |
| Width |
24 inch |
61 cm |
| Depth |
24 inch |
61 cm |
| Shelf Height |
9.5 inch |
24.1 cm |