Victorian-Style Drum Pedestal Cabinet With Marble Inset Top

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This elegant Victorian-style drum pedestal cabinet brings the charm of antique English furniture into a compact, versatile form. Crafted with … Read more This elegant Victorian-style drum pedestal cabinet brings the charm of antique English furniture into a compact, versatile form. Crafted with a warm, richly grained hardwood body and accented with a deeper mahogany-tone top and base, it showcases the timeless cylindrical “drum” silhouette associated with 19th-century pedestal stands.

A beautifully polished cream travertine-style marble inset top provides a luxurious surface for a lamp, vase, or decorative accessories. The front door opens to reveal a hidden storage compartment, making this piece both stylish and functional — ideal for storing books, remotes, or small personal items.

Unlike mass-produced modern drum tables, this cabinet was produced in limited quantities, giving it a unique and uncommon presence. Its design closely echoes the aesthetics of Victorian mahogany pedestal cabinets, which are known to list in the $1,300–$2,000 range — offering buyers an elevated look without the antique price tag.

Perfect as an end table, nightstand, plant pedestal, or accent table in a formal living room, entryway, or bedroom.

Materials
• Hardwood body
• Marble inset top
• Brass-tone knob
• Traditional drum-form construction

Style
• Victorian Style
• Traditional
• Classic English Pedestal
• Drum-Form Cabinet

WHY IT’S RARE

1. The Cylinder Shape

Most cabinets and accent tables are:
• square
• rectangular
• drum-shaped but solid (no doors)

A round cabinet with a working door is uncommon.
Manufacturers avoid this shape because it’s expensive to build — curved wood requires bending or veneering around a form.

Very few companies produced these.

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2. Marble Top + Hidden Storage

That combo is VERY desirable.
People love furniture that functions as:
• an end table
• a drink table
• AND hidden storage

Especially in small spaces, apartments, or modern homes.

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3. 1960s–1980s Hollywood Regency / Italianate Influence

Collectors and interior designers love this era because it mixes:
• warm woods
• marble
• classic silhouettes
• unique shapes

This fits right into that category. See less