French 19th Century Oak Farm Table
$6,200.00
SKU: 98-21
Dimension: 30"H x 77"W x 27.88"D
Dimensions: 30”H x 77”W x 27-⅞”D
This is a well used French 19th century oak farm table. It has three wide planks across the top and a wonderful patina. The narrow top makes this table versatile as a small dining table, console or desk. The legs are square and straight and connect with an H shaped stretcher. It is circa 1820.
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Dimensions: 30”H x 77”W x 27-⅞”D
This is a well used French 19th century oak farm table. It has three wide planks across the top and a wonderful patina. The narrow top makes this table versatile as a small dining table, console or desk. The legs are square and straight and connect with an H shaped stretcher. It is circa 1820.
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| Dimensions | 27.88 × 77 × 30 in |
|---|---|
| Age | Antique / Vintage |
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