Victorian Walnut Drop Leaf Table with Urn Pedestal –1890s #22517

This charming Victorian walnut drop-leaf table dates from the 1890s and is a great choice for a cozy breakfast nook, reading corner, or as a versatile accent table. With its compact footprint, beautiful walnut grain, and turned pedestal base, it blends utility with antique charm.

Features:
• Walnut Construction
Crafted from walnut with a rich, dark finish that brings out the depth of the grain, this table has an understated elegance.
• Drop-Leaf Top with Beveled Edge
The tabletop features a professionally resprayed finish and a subtle beveled edge. Each leaf is supported by swing-out wooden brackets underneath, allowing for flexible use in smaller spaces.
• With leaves down: 33.25” long × 18” wide
• With leaves extended: 36.5” wide
• Classic Urn Pedestal Base
The central support column is a traditional turned urn shape with ringed molding at both the top and base. It is mounted on a carved quadruped base with shaped legs and gentle scrollwork, all done in a matching walnut tone.
• Compact and Functional
At just 28” tall, this table works well as a entryway table, sofa table, accent table, parlor stand, or occasional piece in any room that needs a touch of antique warmth without overwhelming space.

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Condition:

This table is in very good condition for its age, with:
• A professionally resprayed top with even, rich tone
• Minor expected signs of age, including tiny dings and light surface imperfections that come with age
• Sturdy legs and secure drop-leaf supports

This table is structurally sound and ready to go into your home!
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Dimensions:
• Length (Closed): 33.25”
• Depth: 18”
• Height: 28”
• Fully Extended Width: 36.5”

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SHIPPING:
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