Antique dining table or draper's table from the 1900s, from the Beaujolais.

We like the distinctive woodwork, the two-board top with breadboard ends that keep it sturdy over time.

A double bead moulding along the edge of the top gives the whole piece a nice finish.

Turned wooden base and a thick apron holding two large drawers with brass-finish handles (which do not appear to be original).

Fully pegged base.

A nice deep colour, with a very beautiful and unique patina from use.

We love the grain and the real quality of the walnut, which gives the whole piece great quality.

Flaws and small marks in the wood due to its age.

Please refer to the many photos.