Farm Tables

France. 19th century.

French chestnut farm table with antique timber.  Top features four wide boards.   Table stands on tapered legs.

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France. Circa 19th century.

Late 19th century French chestnut farm table with tapered legs and breadboard ends.

France. Circa 1880.

Late 19th century French farm table in cherry with knife drawer and breadboard ends.  Table stands on cabriole legs.

France. Circa 1860.

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With its scalloped apron and cabriole legs, this table is has a more dynamic appearance than an ordinary work table, but its single side drawer and pull-out breadboard slide say otherwise.  A rich patina warms the surface and the color is exemplary.

French Provincial. Circa late 19th century.

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Limed chestnut worktable or farm table with one-inch thick top and breadboard ends. Sturdy tapered legs. Tabletop shows the good use to which the table was put.

France. 19th century.

French chestnut drawleaf table with antique boards.  Table features 22" leaves that extend out and breadboard ends.  Either a single leaf or both can be extended.   Table stands on champhered tapered legs.

France. Circa 1880.

With its tilting, two board elm top and gentle elliptical shape, this table is just the right size and appearance to take outside for some libation enjoyment. Or it could be repurposed to duty in a breakfast nook. The possibilities are not endless, but this little table has a lot of potential.

France. Circa 1870.

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French three-plank chestnut farm table with Basque legs. Deep rich patina with warm hues. Breadboard ends.

France. Circa 19th century.

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Two-board French elm farm table with pull-out breadboard. Unusual moulded edge and bracket details. Exceptional grain and patina.

France. Circa 19th century.

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Three-plank antique French farm table with one-inch thick top resting on sturdy tapered legs. A table that has passed the test of time..