Victorian Parlor Table with Marble Top (1880–1900)

Overview:

A richly carved Victorian parlor table dating from 1880–1900, featuring ornate scroll‑carved legs, a turned center column, decorative apron, and a classic marble top. Designed as a lamp or parlor stand, this piece originally held oil lamps, vases, calling cards, or decorative objects in a late‑19th‑century sitting room. Sculptural, elegant, and highly collectible.

Details & Features:

Era: 1880–1900 (Victorian / Rococo Revival / Eastlake‑Influenced American).

Materials: Solid hardwood base with carved legs and apron; turned center column; marble top; dark period finish with age‑appropriate patina.

Condition: As‑found antique condition with surface wear and patina. Structurally sound and highly restorable.

Dimensions: 30½” H × 22” W × 17” D

Design Features:

• Deep scroll‑carved Victorian legs

• Pierced cutouts and curved feet

• Richly turned center column

• Decorative carved apron

• Classic marble top (firesafe for oil lamps)

• Compact parlor‑table proportions

The Backroom Note:

A sculptural Victorian parlor table with ornate carved legs, a turned center column, and a marble top — a textbook 1880s–1890s accent piece meant to hold oil lamps and decorative objects. One of the more charming and decorative antiques in your haul, with excellent restoration potential.

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