Late 19th Century French Wrought Iron Garden Table w/ Scrolling Base and Faux-Caning Top - 40¼"

This late 19th-century French garden table is crafted with an elegant wrought iron base and a perforated sheet-metal top designed in a faux-caning pattern. Though the top is a later replacement from the 20th century, it fits the piece perfectly, lending a sense of grace and airiness that complements the scrolling lines of the base. The wrought iron legs are richly worked with curving scrolls and decorative finials, giving the table both structural strength and refined presence. Its surface carries a warm patina of rust and weathering, enhancing its authentic charm.

 Garden furniture of this period was made to endure outdoor use while retaining a decorative quality. Wrought iron allowed craftsmen to create durable yet intricate forms, and details such as scrolls and finials reflected the 19th-century taste for ornament inspired by classical and architectural motifs.

Today, this table is a versatile accent for a garden, terrace, or veranda. The airy texture of the faux-caning top adds elegance to its rustic patina, while the scrolling base introduces sculptural character. Indoors, it can serve as a distinctive occasional table or even as a comfortable dining table for four, as it remains stable and sturdy despite its age and light design. Its harmonious blend of strength and refinement makes it a timeless addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.