Circular Wrought Iron Table

Iron scrolls curl up under the top and down at the feet, as though the blacksmith kept going for the joy of it.

This circular wrought iron table dates to the 20th century and is wrought iron. Wrought iron furniture is shaped by heating and hammering bar stock, and the C-scroll and spiral are among the most traditional forms in the smith's repertoire. Four slender legs bow out and down from a round rim, each topped by a double scroll and ending in a curled foot. A cross stretcher with small scrolls joins them near the floor. A dark top sits flush on the rim. It is 22.5 inches high and 22 in diameter.

Sturdy as a gate and much better company.