
Wooden Victorian-style side table with tripod base
History
This Victorian-style side table dates from the late 19th to early 20th century, featuring the characteristic ornate tripod base and small rectangular top common in parlor furniture of the period. The dark wood finish and decorative turned elements reflect the Victorian aesthetic that favored elaborate details and sturdy construction. Side tables of this style were essential pieces in Victorian and Edwardian homes, used for serving tea or displaying decorative items in formal parlors and sitting rooms. These tables are valued by collectors of period furniture and interior designers seeking authentic Victorian pieces for traditional home decor, appreciated for their craftsmanship and historical connection to an era known for its distinctive furniture styles.
Origin
United States
Time period
Circa 1880-1910