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$1,350.89
Discover a stunning Victorian mahogany card table that beautifully blends elegance and functionality. This exquisite piece, dating from the mid-to-late 19th century (c. 1850–1880), features a polished mahogany surface that gracefully flips open to reveal a vibrant green baize playing top, perfect for your card games. The table is supported by a clever swing leg mechanism, ensuring stability and ease of use.
Standing on elegantly turned and ringed legs, this antique table is equipped with original brass castors, adding both charm and practicality. When closed, it serves as a stylish console table, making it a versatile addition to your living space.
While the table shows age-appropriate wear, including some marks on the polish and slight wear to the baize, it remains structurally sound and ready for use. This classic Victorian mahogany card table is an ideal choice for enhancing both period and eclectic interiors, offering a touch of history and sophistication to any room.
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