A magnificent 19th-century French cherry farm table of exceptional dimensions. Crafted approximately in 1810, it exemplifies the distinctive tapered square legs and the understated, rustic lines that characterize French provincial furniture. The table also boasts a solid plank top supported by a substantial apron with three integrated drawers—one at each end and a central drawer for practical, convenient storage. Owing to its relatively narrow depth and generous length, it exhibits versatility in its applications: it serves equally well as a spacious dining table, an impressive sofa table, or a durable serving table in a bustling kitchen.
Size: 118” L x 33” W x 29.5” H
C. 1810, France
A magnificent 19th-century French cherry farm table of exceptional dimensions. Crafted approximately in 1810, it exemplifies the distinctive tapered square legs and the understated, rustic lines that characterize French provincial furniture. The table also boasts a solid plank top supported by a substantial apron with three integrated drawers—one at each end and a central drawer for practical, convenient storage. Owing to its relatively narrow depth and generous length, it exhibits versatility in its applications: it serves equally well as a spacious dining table, an impressive sofa table, or a durable serving table in a bustling kitchen.
Size: 118” L x 33” W x 29.5” H
C. 1810, France
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