Victorian Rosewood Loo Table 19th Century

Name: Antique Early Victorian Oval Rosewood Centre Pedestal Hall,breakfast Loo Table.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA677839
Price: 2400 GBP
Availability: InStock

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An early Victorian oval rosewood tilt-top loo table shown in an upright position to display the detailed veneer grain pattern and carved pedestal base.

Antique early Victorian oval rosewood centre pedestal hall,breakfast loo table.

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A loo table is a type of table originally designed in the 18th and 19th centuries for playing the popular card game known as loo or lanterloo. These tables feature an oval or round top fitted with a tilt-top mechanism on a central pedestal base, allowing the surface to fold vertically when not in use.

19th-century loo tables were typically crafted from rich hardwoods such as rosewood, mahogany, or walnut. High-quality examples feature book-matched figured veneers across the tabletop, supported by a carved central pedestal and a tripod or quadripartite base with concealed castors.

Authentic Victorian pieces feature solid timber substrates beneath book-matched rosewood veneers, brass tilt-top snap latches, and period castors fitted under carved feet. Examination of the underside usually reveals hand-carved block fittings, period brass screws, and natural timber shrinkage consistent with 19th-century construction.

A rosewood loo table makes a strong visual statement when positioned in an entryway, an open-plan living space, or a grand hallway. Displaying the surface with a single ceramic vessel or architectural books balances the detailed grain pattern against contemporary design elements.

Maintain rosewood furniture by dusting regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth and applying a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year along the direction of the grain. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and sunlight to prevent the timber veneer from drying out or fading.

David Wolfenden Antiques

Antique Early Victorian Oval Rosewood Centre Pedestal Hall,breakfast Loo Table.