An exquisite 19th-century spool-turned side table featuring remarkable hand-carved rope detailing and sculptural finials. Likely originating from England or the American East Coast circa 1890, this piece embodies the Aesthetic Movement’s love for craftsmanship, natural motifs, and decorative geometry.
The table’s top and lower tier are framed by twisted spindle legs and a balustrade of turned beads, creating a wonderfully rhythmic, architectural profile. Each corner is crowned with a bold finial, lending the piece a sense of verticality and presence that elevates it beyond typical Victorian furniture.
Whether styled in a collected maximalist interior, a gentleman’s study, or beside a velvet armchair, this piece works beautifully as a pedestal for art objects, a plant stand, or a unique drinks table. Its detailed craftsmanship makes it a conversation starter in any refined setting.
Details
Period: Late 19th century
Style: Aesthetic Movement / Victorian / Eastlake
Origin: England or the United States
Materials: Hand-carved hardwood
Condition: Excellent antique condition with minor wear consistent with age. There is a small separation or crack on the top shelf.
Styling Ideas
- Place beside a tufted leather chair or English armchair as an accent table.
- Style with stacked design books, a bronze bust, or a potted fern to play up its 19th-century charm.
- For a modern-meets-antique vignette, pair with a marble lamp or minimalist sculpture.
Dimensions:
32.5" Tall to top of finial
28.75" To top of top shelf
7.25" To Top of Bottom Shelf
12" x 12.5" Wide and Deep
7.7 lbs
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