European Furniture & Decorative Arts

Sturdy, attractive and ready to place overall. The top does not detach for transport. There is an age separation from shrinkage between the boards of the top. Worming, scuffs, chips and discolorations throughout; typical for age and use. There are elements which are 17th century but the table is overall an assemblage, probably from the late 19th or early 20th century. The carved trestles might be from that time period; they have been refinished and it is not totally certain that they are significantly old. Additional photos available upon request.

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