Victorian Eastlake Walnut Parlor Table With Wood Top

This table exemplifies the Eastlake style, popular in America from the 1870s through the 1890s. Named after English designer Charles Locke Eastlake, this aesthetic movement emphasized geometric forms, incised linear decoration, and quality craftsmanship as a reaction against overly ornate Victorian furniture. The turned legs, cross-stretcher support, and geometric details are characteristic features of parlor tables from this era, which served as functional yet decorative pieces in formal sitting rooms.

Eastlake furniture remains highly sought after by collectors of American Victorian antiques and interior designers seeking authentic period pieces. These tables appeal to enthusiasts of 19th-century decorative arts for their historical significance and distinctive aesthetic that bridges the gap between high Victorian excess and the simpler Arts and Crafts movement. The solid wood construction and compact size makes it particularly desirable for modern homes seeking period character without the fragility concerns of marble-topped examples.

$150 - $350

Fair

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15%

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Private Residence

Memphis, TN 38104

When to Pickup

Tuesday, 4/28, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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