Striking late-Victorian/Edwardian side table, c.1900, with turned bobbin legs ending in brass eagle claws clasping uranium (vaseline) glass balls that are clear but have a faint green glow when exposed to UV/blacklight. The 28" round top and 27" height make a versatile occasional table for living room or entry. Glass “ball-and-claw” feet with charming seed bubbles were a luxe flourish on English and American furniture of the era; uranium oxide in the glass gives the iconic fluorescent glow. A dramatic conversation piece for Victorian, eclectic, maximalist, and grandmillennial interiors. Dimensions: 27"H x 28" diameter. Ships with claw feet detached and wrapped carefully for protection of the glass; local pickup welcomed.