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Height 75 cm Width 58 cm Depth 40 cm
We present this refined antique Italian coffee table dating back to the mid-19th century. It features stylistic and construction features typical of the Louis Philippe period. Crafted from fine solid walnut and veneer, this coffee table was originally typically used as a sewing table. The top lifts vertically thanks to metal hinges and is supported on the left side by a brass locking rod. A mirror is recessed within the panel. Opening the top reveals a divided interior space, with a large central tray for fabrics and small side compartments designed to hold spools, needles, cosmetics, or jewelry. Below, a drawer with internal dividers provides additional storage for small items. The table rests on four finely turned legs; a contoured and turned crosspiece ensures structural stability. Thanks to its compact size and refined lines, this antique coffee table fits perfectly into any setting. Although originally intended as a sewing table, today it can be used in a variety of ways: perfect for storing makeup or jewelry. It is in excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear consistent with its age. Consider adding this table to your home immediately. If you love antique Italian furniture, you absolutely must add this table to your beautiful home.
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