Antique Arts and Crafts Parlor Stand
by ReStore Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa ReStore
Original price
$20.00
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Original price
$20.00
Original price
$20.00
$20.00
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$20.00
Current price
$20.00
Availability:
Only 1 left!
Overview
Dating from the early 20th century (circa 1900โ1920), this table is constructed from quarter-sawn golden oak and reflects the design shifts of the American Arts and Crafts and Mission movements. Unlike the heavy Victorian ornamentation seen on the previous dining chair, this piece highlights functional geometry, sturdy joinery, and clean lines meant to showcase the natural beauty of the wood grain. Its tall, narrow silhouette makes it a versatile accent piece originally used to hold oil lamps, early telephones, or decorative parlor plants.
Features
- Multi-Tiered Storage Shelves: The lower structure features two built-in square shelves suspended between the legs, offering functional storage or display space while reinforcing the table's stability.
- Corbel-Style Apron Trim: Directly beneath the main tabletop sits a decorative scalloped apron featuring vertical grooved details and small corbel blocks at the corners, bridging the transition between the flat top and the vertical legs.
- Flared Splay Legs: The four legs gently curve outward near the base to create a wider footprint, which lowers the center of gravity and prevents the top-heavy, tall stand from easily tipping over.
Condition: Used
Height(in): 26.5
Width(in): 22.25
Depth(in): 15.8
Pickup information
Free pickup available at all locations
Returns & warranty
Please inspect your order at pick up and notify staff on-site if items are missing or do not meet your expectations. You can return electrical appliances within 14 days of receipt for a full refund.
