French Provincial Style Scalloped End Table
Unbranded (Likely mass-market furniture manufacturers like Ethan Allen, Sears, or Montgomery Ward) · Furniture > Tables > End Tables

Era / Decade
1960s-1970s; Dating clues include the distinctive cabriole legs and scalloped tabletop common in mid-century French Provincial reproduction furniture.
Material
Likely a mix of solid wood legs and a veneered or laminate tabletop; The visible grain under the distressed paint suggests a lower-tier hardwood like maple or fruitwood.
Condition
Fair/Poor; The piece has been poorly DIY painted/refinished. There is significant 'shabby chic' style wear including edge scuffing, uneven paint application, and visible scratches on the black surface.
Demand Level
Low to Moderate; High demand for this specific shape among DIY furniture flippers, but low demand for the item in its current 'as-is' state.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$10 - $35 (In current condition)
Estimated Retail Value
$150 - $250 (Comparable new reproduction end table)
Comparable Sales
Similar unbranded 1970s side tables in need of work typically sell for $10-$20 on local marketplaces; Professionally refinished versions can reach $75-$125 in urban markets.
Description
Vintage French Provincial style accent table featuring elegant cabriole legs and a unique scalloped, clover-style tabletop edge. Currently finished with a black top and creamy white base in a distressed, rustic style.
Key Features
Classic silhouette with high structural potential for a professional furniture flipper; Curved cabriole legs are highly desirable for traditional or farmhouse decor styles.
Authenticity Indicators
Mass-produced vintage piece; Confidence: High. Absence of professional maker's marks or stamps on the underside is common for these catalog-ordered sets.
Flaws to Note
Amateur paint job with uneven coverage; Heavy edge wear exposing raw wood; Potential surface unevenness on the tabletop; This item essentially requires a full strip and refinish to achieve maximum value.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace, Nextdoor, or local flea markets. Shipping is cost-prohibitive for a lower-value furniture item.
Selling Tips
Sell as a 'Project Piece' or professionally refinish in a matte black or trendy sage green to increase value. Use keywords like 'French Provincial', 'Cabriole Legs', and 'Refurbished' in the listing.