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1800s Occasional Table w/marble casters

By [email protected], 14 November, 2012
Description

This table came to our family around 1890, when my wife's grandfather bought it from a neighbor family in Bremond, TX.  The neighbor family, who had immigrated from the UK some years earlier, had decided to return to England and offered their furniture for sale to either fund their trip back or reduce the items they'd have to ship.

An any rate, the table is at least 122 years old, wity its original finish and with marble casters that freely move and are completely usable.

I have as many as 12 photos.  I will provide as many as your web page will accept.  Or you may view them on my Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/26765708@N08/8185683701/in/set-72157632008643685

We hope to get a free verbal valuation of the table...just for our information.  It is doubtful we would ever sell it, since it came down to my wife through her grandmother and great-grandfather.

Thank you for the opportunity to learn more about our table.....a better estimate of its true age and an estimate of its current value.

Sincerely,

Jim Young, Sr.
[email protected]

Category
European Furniture
Medium
wood table (don't know what kind of wood) and marble casters
Distinguishing marks
central finial, circle crest mark on front apron
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
28.5" high, 19" wide, 14.75" deep
Date Period
Before 1890
Weight
5-8 pounds
History
Wife inherited the table through her grandmother and her great-grandfather.

The table came to our family around 1890, when my wife's great-grandfather bought it from a neighbor family in Bremond, TX. The neighbor family, who had immigrated from the UK some years earlier, had decided to return to England and offered their furniture for sale to either help fund their trip back, reduce the items they'd have to ship, or both.

An any rate, the table is at least 122 years old, with its original finish and with marble casters that freely move and are completely usable.
Price Paid (If known)
?? we inherited the piece
For Sale?
No
Photos
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Lovejoy

12 years 7 months ago

Re: 1800s Occasional Table w/marble casters

Based on the images your table is a Victorian piece in the Eastlake style and dates from about 1885. Tables like this were made in huge numbers during the last quarter of the 19th ceneuty and values for them today remain quite modest. Most comparable tables sell at auction for less than $150.00.

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