Lot #118: Victorian Revival Oval Parlor Table

An oval-shaped parlor or occasional table with six turned legs, typically used in a living room or foyer. During the Victorian era, parlor tables were essential pieces of furniture, often placed in the center of a drawing-room to display decorative items, books, or serve tea. As homes became more ornate, so did their furnishings, leading to intricate designs and multiple legs. The 'Revival' aspect indicates it draws inspiration from classic Victorian styles but may be a later reproduction or a piece from a period that re-embraced these aesthetics, often seen in the mid-20th century, offering a blend of antique charm with more accessible pricing. Pickup category timeslot {B}