This is a lovely example of an Antique Victorian Bobbin Turned Gypsy Wooden/Oak Side Table (c. 1880-1910).

*In good antique condition with a beautiful, aged patina. As expected with an item over 100 years old, there are some signs of wear, including light scratches, small marks, and slight fading consistent with genuine use and age. The structure is sound and sturdy. Please ensure to closely inspect each of the Gallery pictures, (as well as viewing the mini video clip), as part of the description.*

A charming and versatile late Victorian or Edwardian occasional table in the popular 'gypsy' style. This characterful piece features distinctive bobbin-turned legs and a unique octagonal top and under tier shelf.

Dimensions:

Height: 58 cm (22.8 inches)

Width (across the tabletop): 30.5 cm (12 inches)

Thickness of tabletop: 2.5 cm (0.984 inches)

Width (across the lower tier/shelf): 19.2 cm (7.55 inches).

This charming table offers more than just function; it's a piece of genuine British antique history (or European equivalent), full of nostalgia and character. The excellent craftsmanship is evident in the intricate bobbin-turned legs and the detailed octagonal top, showcasing traditional carpentry techniques that have endured for over a century. Despite its age, its versatile nature means it fits perfectly into modern-day use as a side table, plant stand, or lamp stand. It would complement a variety of home décor styles, from a traditional farmhouse or cottage aesthetic to an eclectic or bohemian interior that values authentic, warm, and characterful furniture.

Key Features:

Style: Antique Bobbin Turned Gypsy Table, Arts & Crafts Era

Design: Octagonal two-tier design with a tripod base and splayed feet

Period: Circa 1880 – 1910 (Late Victorian / Early Edwardian)

Function: Ideal as a side table, occasional table, lamp stand, or plant stand

Finish: Attractive polished finish with a rich aged patina consistent with its age.

Material & Construction:

The table is made from a solid hardwood. While difficult to confirm the exact species without professional inspection, it is likely:

Oak (common for British examples)

·      Mahogany

·      Olive Wood (if a "Jerusalem Table" origin)

The top appears to feature an attractive inlaid or parquetry design, highlighting the natural wood grain. The sturdy construction uses simple L-shaped metal brackets, typical of the era's production methods. Perfect for anyone who loves vintage furniture as much as I do.

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