Oak parlor table with turned legs and lower shelf

This is a late 19th-century Victorian tiger oak parlor table. 26 1/2 inches high 22 1/2 inches wide 22 1/2 inches deep Inside foot dimensions 18 1/4 inches If interested, we live in South Chandler on the cross streets of Alma School and Chandler Heights. If interested, let us know and we will give you direct address. From Zophi App: This Victorian-era parlor table dates to the late 19th century, approximately 1(contact info removed). Made of quarter-sawn oak (often called tiger oak due to its distinctive grain pattern), it features decorative carved edges, spindle-turned legs, and a lower shelf for additional storage or display. Parlor tables like this were essential pieces in Victorian homes, used for displaying decorative items, family photographs, or serving tea to guests. Antique furniture collectors and enthusiasts of Victorian-era decor particularly value these tables for their craftsmanship, historical significance, and the warm patina that develops on oak furniture over time.

Condition

Used (normal wear)