Late Victorian Drop Leaf Parlor Work Table

Overview:

A charming late Victorian to early Edwardian drop‑leaf parlor work table, dating from approximately 1880–1930. This piece blends decorative turned‑leg craftsmanship with practical multi‑drawer storage and a generous expanding work surface. With both leaves extended, the table reaches an impressive 63” width, making it ideal for sewing, correspondence, craft work, or as a flexible accent table in a modern home.

Details & Features:

·       Era: 1880–1930 (Victorian Revival / Edwardian / Colonial Revival transitional period).

·       Materials: Solid hardwood with a dark historic finish, original brass pulls, classic drop‑leaf hinges, and beautifully turned legs.

·       Condition: As‑found, restoration‑ready condition with authentic patina and wear consistent with 100+ years of age. Structurally sound and fully functional.

·       Dimensions: 27½” H × 39½” W × 19” D (leaves down) 63” W (leaves up)

Functional Features:

·       Two hinged drop leaves

·       One upper drawer with round brass knobs

·       Two lower drawers with oval brass pulls

·       Turned legs with decorative ring detailing

·       Classic swing‑arm/gateleg dropleaf mechanism

The Backroom Note:

A restoration‑ready antique with beautiful turned legs and original brass hardware. Its expanding drop‑leaf design makes it a flexible parlor work table with real historic charm.

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