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Gothic Revival Style Hexagonal Glass-Top Side Table
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Greetings, fellow connoisseurs! Today, we're examining a charming piece of furniture: a Hexagonal Glass-Top Side Table, crafted in the Gothic Revival style. This table, with its distinctive six-sided form and glass insert, is a delightful nod to historical aesthetics. While it beautifully captures the spirit of the Gothic Revival, particularly with its stylized arched carvings on the apron, this piece dates to the mid-20th century, likely between the 1950s and 1970s. It's a testament to the enduring appeal of these historical styles in later reproductions. Constructed from a stained hardwood, possibly oak, and featuring a practical glass top, the craftsmanship is consistent with its era. Notice the uniformity of the carving on the apron; this crispness is a tell-tale sign of machine production, a common technique in the mid-20th century, distinguishing it from the hand-carved details of true 19th-century period pieces. The table appears to be in very good condition, showing only minor surface wear consistent with its age as a decorative item. There are no significant damages or repairs that would detract from its appeal. This excellent preservation further supports its 20th-century origin, as older antiques often bear more extensive signs of their long history. Given its status as a well-preserved 20th-century reproduction in the Gothic Revival style, we'd place its auction estimate conservatively between $50 and $200. It's a functional and aesthetically pleasing piece that brings a touch of historical flair to any interior, without the hefty price tag of a true antique. A lovely example of enduring style!

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Item Report

Gothic Revival Style Hexagonal Glass-Top Side Table

By: Unknown

Style: Gothic Revival Style / Eclectic

Origin: United States

Materials: Hardwood (likely oak or similar, stained), glass

Age: Circa 1950s-1970s

Condition: Very Good (minor surface wear consistent with age, no significant damage or repairs)

Value: Authentic Period Piece: N/A (not an authentic period piece); Reproduction: $50 - $200

Maker's Marks / Writing: None visible

Date: 2026-07-03 16:44:16.157220

Description:

A hexagonal side table featuring a glass top set within a hardwood frame. The apron is decorated with a frieze of stylized arched carvings, reminiscent of Gothic architectural motifs. It stands on six columnar legs connected by a stretcher base.

Assessment:

This is a decorative hexagonal side table produced in the mid-20th century, drawing inspiration from Gothic Revival aesthetics. While well-constructed for its type, it is a stylistic reproduction rather than an authentic antique from the 19th century. Its value is primarily decorative.

Individual Images:

  • whole table front view
  • detail of glass top
  • detail of carved apron
  • detail of carved apron and leg
  • detail of leg and stretcher base
  • detail of leg and stretcher base

Provenance:

N/A

Condition:

Very Good (minor surface wear consistent with age, no significant damage or repairs)

Identification Score: 95%

The item is clearly identifiable as a hexagonal glass-top side table with distinct decorative elements.

Authenticity Score: 30%

The crisp, uniform nature of the carved apron, the type of glass insert, and the overall factory-applied finish strongly suggest a 20th-century production. It lacks the nuanced wear, patina, and hand-tooling characteristic of a genuine 19th-century Gothic Revival antique. It is a genuine piece of furniture, but a stylistic reproduction.

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Keywords

Hexagonal table, glass top, side table, end table, Gothic Revival style, hardwood, 20th century, United States, decorative furniture

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