Antique Victorian Three-Tier Whatnot / Side Table (Circa 1900)

A fine-quality antique three-tier whatnot display stand/side table, crafted from solid wood with inlaid marquetry markings and gilt brass edges. This piece dates back to the late Victorian era (c.1900) and remains in good condition for its age, retaining its original rich patina that only time can create.

Features:

Three-tier design with slender uprights, typical of the aesthetic period

Both lower shelves feature gilt brass borders and central birds eye maple panels with intricate marquetry work

Original patina, boasting a stunning depth of colour and character

Elegant and practical suitable for displaying china, ornaments, books, or collectibles

Background:

The whatnot, derived from the French étagère, was especially popular in England during the 19th century. Valued for both its functionality and decorative appeal, it served as a refined way to display ornaments, trifles, or "what not," hence the name.

Dimensions:

Height: 80 cm

Width: 47 cm

Depth: 33 cm

Collection preferred. Shipping can be arranged at the buyers cost and risk. (Item will be securely bubble-wrapped, but I cannot be held responsible for any damage in transit.)

This elegant Victorian walnut étagère is not only a superb investment piece but also a versatile addition to any home. It will look stunning in a hallway, dining room, or living room, whether styled in a traditional setting or as a standout contrast in a contemporary interior.

Dont miss the chance to own this timeless piece of antique furniture.