Antique Victorian or Jacobean Revival Parlor Table (often referred to as library table)
features an ornate, unique arrangement of six turned spindle legs accented with prominent bulbous blocks
highly decorative, contoured scalloped or lozenge-shaped table top with a grooved apron
constructed of solid hardwood, likely oak
traditional used in foyers, entryways or parlors to display lamps, books and other decorative piecee, with small drawer in the middle for storage of small accentials