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Satinwood Bijouterie Circa 1880
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Satinwood Bijouterie Circa 1880

19th century
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A superb satinwood bijouterie circa 1880. The serpentine shaped top has ebony and boxwood stringing around the glass. The tapering legs have ebony stringing and are joined by curved stretchers which also have ebony stringing.

Comes with a working lock and key.

An elegant, good quality piece of furniture with an unusual shape in desirable satinwood.

Height - 31" / 79cm

Width - 24.5" / 62cm

Depth - 17.5" / 45cm

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Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Satinwood Bijouterie Table to the 1880s.

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SA1228207
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351/093/664
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A superb satinwood bijouterie circa 1880. The serpentine shaped top has ebony and boxwood stringing around the glass.
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The tapering legs have ebony stringing and are joined by curved stretchers which also have ebony stringing.
Fairford Barn Antiques

Comes with a working lock and key.

An elegant, good quality piece of furniture with an unusual shape in desirable satinwood.

Height - 31" / 79cm

Width - 24.5" / 62cm

Depth - 17.5" / 45cm

Date of Manufacture

Fairford Barn Antiques has dated this Satinwood Bijouterie Table to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1228207
Dealers Internal Ref
351/093/664
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Sale of quality georgian and victorian furniture.

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A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher.
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Archive I A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher.

Satinwood Bijouterie Circa 1880

Archive II A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View II
Archive III A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View III
Archive IV A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View IV
Archive V A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View V
Archive VI A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View VI
Archive VII A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View VII
Archive VIII A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View VIII
Archive IX A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher. View IX
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A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher.
Satinwood bijouterie circa 1880
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A late Victorian satinwood bijouterie table featuring an oval glazed top aperture, glass side panels, tapered square legs, and an X-form stretcher.
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  • ObjectDisplay Tables
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialSatinwood, Glass, Fabric, Brass
  • ColourGolden Brown
  • MotifsOval glazed top, tapered square legs, X-frame stretcher, satinwood crossbanding

This Victorian display table dates from 1880 and takes the form of a satinwood bijouterie piece in a golden brown tone. The serpentine top has ebony and boxwood stringing surrounding an oval glazed aperture, and the sides feature glass panels backed by blue fabric. A working key sits in the brass keyhole on the front moulding. The slender tapering square legs also display ebony stringing, meeting below at a curved X-frame stretcher. Measuring 79 cm in height, 62 cm in width, and 45 cm in depth, this table fits well into an empty corner or hallway in a traditional interior. It provides a surface for displaying small collectables, curios, and valuables under glass.

A bijouterie table, also known as a vitrine table, originated in the 18th century and gained widespread popularity during the Victorian era. It was designed specifically to display small valuable items, such as pocket watches, trinkets, and jewellery, beneath glass while keeping them protected.

These tables were typically constructed from cabinet hardwoods such as satinwood, mahogany, or rosewood, often accented with boxwood stringing or metal mounts. The interiors were frequently lined with velvet or silk to cushion delicate objects.

Authentic 19th-century examples display hand-cut joinery, thin timber veneers over solid carcase wood, and natural timber patination or slight oxidisation. Original brass hinges, functioning key locks, and hand-cut glass panes are also indicators of period construction.

Position the table in an empty corner or beside a window to catch natural light, using the glazed compartment to display curated collections such as vintage keys or sea shells. The golden tones of satinwood contrast effectively against contemporary neutral or dark backdrops.

Position the wood away from direct heat sources and strong sunlight to prevent veneer movement and fading. Clean the glass with a microfibre cloth, ensuring any liquid cleaner is applied directly to the cloth to prevent moisture contacting the timber frame.
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