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Side table - Walnut - turned wood,1890-1920

Side table - Walnut - turned wood,1890-1920

Elegant dark-finished wooden side table with rectangular top and lower shelf. It stands out for its turned supports and its curved-profile legs, which give character and presence to the piece. In historicist style, with neorenaissance features. Estimated dating: late 19th – early 20th century, roughly 1890–1920. An ideal decorative piece to place alongside an armchair or as a stand for a lamp, books or other objects. Approximate dimensions: Height: 70 cm. Width: 60 cm. Depth: 50 cm. Carefully examine the photographs, as they show the condition and peculiarities of the object and are an integral part of the description. Please note that vintage objects may show signs of aging and use: patina, scuffs, wear, small cracks, marks, signs of insect activity, signs of repairs, alterations of paint or varnish, and other peculiarities. These features should not be understood as defects, but as part of their living history. In them lies their special charm, their uniqueness, exclusivity and individuality, unlike impersonal mass-produced objects sold on marketplaces.

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Side table - Walnut - turned wood,1890-1920