Sherry Table

A small, ornate mahogany table stands against the wall near the dining area, its surface polished to a dull sheen in the dim lighting of the evening meal. The table hosts a single cut-crystal decanter and matching glasses, their facets catching the faint glow of the gas lamps. Litefoot’s half-empty sherry glass sits precisely where he left it, condensation lingering on the bowl. The space is intimate by design—a staging ground for hospitality before return to the table’s unfinished meal.