Victorian parlor tables, also known as occasional tables, were popular furniture pieces during the Victorian era (1837-1901). These tables were designed to be both functional and decorative, often placed in the parlor or drawing room to display ornaments, hold books, or serve tea. They were typically crafted from hardwoods like walnut or mahagony and featured intricate carvings, ornate legs, and shaped tops. Victorian parlor tables reflect the era's emphasis on elegance, refinement, and attention to detail in home furnishings.
This table is most likely from Europe sometime between 1880-1900. Its octagonal shape is a classic design element from the Victorian period. The decorative legs and carvings are also characteristic of Victorian furniture craftmanship. Tables like this were a symbol of status and taste, adding a touch of sophistication to Victorian homes and now your home.
Must be picked up in Santa Clarita or arrangements made to have it shipped at your expense. *Delivery available in Southern California for a fee based on location. Due to insurance, we cannot deliver up any flights of stairs.
