19th Century Pedestal Table
Alt01-115
A 19th-century pedestal table from England, painted white with distinct scratching on the edges to give it a more rustic look. It has a sleek, smooth polished tabletop.
| Materials | Mahogany |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 52.7 x 30.5 |
| Heritage | England |
| Year | 19th Century |
| Price | 3500.00 |
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19th Century Pedestal Table
SKU: Alt01-115
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