Description- 8/18/18/19 Book # 2605

Antique Victorian Folk Art Handcrafted tri-lobed clover shaped table with 3-cabriole legs with a pyrography design table circa 1900s.

The top is  covered with a burned design = pyrography with a flower and leaf design. The edge has a chain design burned in. It stands on 3-cabriole curved legs.

It measuring approx. 14½” tall x 14” across the top widest part – By the legs is 13½” across the legs at the floor. It weighs 3 lbs. This table displays quite well. as a table or plant stand.  

All wood as shown- a great example of Folk Art hand-made table  

Pyrography is the art of wood-burning designs into wood with a hot tool. It was very popular Dating from the late Victorian era into the early 1900s. Many beautiful and unique pieces were created most often they were just small things like wall plaques, hanky boxes, etc. Larger items such as stands, tables, and dressers are pretty rare, and now command very high prices. 

Great vintage condition- Design is intact. Minimal age related wear, it is structurally sound, not wobbly. Some dryness cracks under the table top- see last photos.  Please zoom and view all pictures as they are part of the description

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