Walnut Clover Table

Walnut clover table, characterized by its curved lines and intricate detailing. The cabriole legs are gracefully shaped, with a soft outward curve that enhances the table's light and airy appearance. The apron is adorned with hand-carved floral and foliate motifs, adding a touch of refinement and suggesting that this piece may have been crafted with careful attention to detail.

The stretcher is particularly notable, featuring a flowing, serpentine design that not only adds structural support but also serves as a decorative element in keeping with the Rococo aesthetic. The use of negative space between the stretcher's curves creates a sense of openness and delicacy, making the table appear less bulky despite its solid wood construction. The finish is a warm, medium-toned brown with a smooth sheen, highlighting the natural grain of the wood and suggesting that the material might be walnut or mahogany.

The tabletop has a softly rounded edge and a subtle sheen, indicating a polished or varnished surface. The overall construction appears sturdy yet refined, with a focus on fluidity and elegance rather than heaviness.
Measures: 24.75 x 24.75 x 29


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Furniture, Tables

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Setauket- East Setauket, NY 11733

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Saturday, 3/22, 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm

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