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A beautifully proportioned Victorian rosewood folding card and games table, circa late 19th century, crafted in richly figured rosewood and designed for both decorative impact and historic character. This elegant piece fuses period charm with functional versatility, making it perfect as a games table or distinctive occasional furniture.
The table features a fold-over top, opening to reveal a playing surface traditionally used for card and parlour games in the Victorian era. Supported on a shaped central pedestal and detailed legs (often on castors in tables of this type), this piece embodies the refined craftsmanship and classic proportions of Victorian furniture design.
About the Style:
Victorian games and card tables were once a staple of middle-class parlour life, prized for both their utility and decorative appeal. Crafted from select rosewood with rich grain and patina, these tables blend historic sophistication with practical design.
Features:
Style: Victorian (Late 19th Century)
Material: Solid rosewood with attractive grain and aged patina
Folding/flip-top games surface typical of card tables from this period
Elegant pedestal support and detailed legs (likely with castors)
Compact format offering decorative versatility
Dimensions (approx.):
Closed:
Width: 92cm
Depth: 46cm
Height: 75.5cm
Open:
92cm x 92cm
Condition:
In good antique condition consistent with age and use, displaying surface wear and patina characteristic of genuine Victorian furniture. These signs of age contribute to the authenticity and charm of the piece.
Perfect For:
Parlour, living room or study décor
Antique furniture collections
Classic interior styling with historic character
Functional occasional or games table use
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