Maker: Attributed to Thomas Brooks (1811-1887)Origin: Brooklyn, New YorkDate: Circa 1865-1870Period/Style: American Renaissance RevivalMaterials: Walnut, white marble, and metal castersDescription: Attributed to Thomas Brooks, Brooklyn, New York, circa 1865-1870. The American Renaissance Revival walnut parlor table has an oval white marble top with molded edge above a conforming shaped apron applied with oval cabochons, recessed panels, and turned pendant drops. Four incurved molded supports surround a turned central standard with ball knop and rise from a serpentine quadripartite base ornamented with scrolls, urn-form finials, and ring-turned feet fitted with casters.Dimensions: 29 in. H, 33.5 in. W, 25.5 in. D.Shipping note: While Stevens Auction Company does not provide packing and shipping services, we do have a list of recommended third-party shippers to assist you in shipping to and from our facility. Please note that property must be removed from our premises within fifteen (15) days following the auction. Property not removed within this time frame is subject to a storage charge of $10 per day per item as outlined in our terms and conditions. Please review our website, stevensauction.com, for a list of recommended shippers and other information. Please contact us at info@stevensauction.com if you require further assistance.

Condition: Presents well with an old refinished surface, scattered scratches, abrasions, shrinkage separations, minor edge wear, and evidence of age-related repairs. Marble has staining, discoloration, scratches, and small edge nicks but no obvious major break visible in the photographs. Cross braces beneath the marble exhibit wear, and their originality has not been determined. Casters have not been individually tested.