A Long 19thc French Farmhouse Table

19th century

Sold by The Antique Partnership

Description

An absolutely lovely long narrow French farmhouse table. Four plank sycamore top with oak frame and tapered legs. The top is covered in layers of original brown paint which over the years has flaked and become distressed revealing patches other paint finishes and the sycamore below.The table has been treated for woodworm (there is evidence of old worm)and sealed.It is solid and the oak peg jointed carcass and legs are painted in a distressed cream.This would look fantastic in a large kitchen, dining room or hall.

237 cms long

65 cms deep and 73 cms high

Knee height 62 cms.

UK mainland delivery £140

Payment accepted by Paypal, Bank transfer, Cheque or by cash/creditcard if collected.

Declaration

The Antique Partnership has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA270083

Dealers Internal Reference

17200

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Description

An absolutely lovely long narrow French farmhouse table. Four plank sycamore top with oak frame and tapered legs.

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The top is covered in layers of original brown paint which over the years has flaked and become distressed revealing patches other paint finishes and the sycamore below.

The Antique Partnership

The table has been treated for woodworm (there is evidence of old worm)and sealed.It is solid and the oak peg jointed carcass and legs are painted in a distressed cream.This would look fantastic in a large kitchen, dining room or hall.

237 cms long

65 cms deep and 73 cms high

Knee height 62 cms.

UK mainland delivery £140

Payment accepted by Paypal, Bank transfer, Cheque or by cash/creditcard if collected.

Date of Manufacture

The Antique Partnership has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA270083

Dealers Internal Ref

17200