Vintage walnut farmhouse table from the 1950s, from an old town hall.

It then spent part of its life in a municipal library.

We love its XL size, which gives it a friendly, family feel.

Walnut, with its distinctive colour and grain, gives this table exceptional quality.

The top has breadboard ends all the way round, with pretty details under the top. The inner part of the top is made of walnut veneer, which has some flaws: the veneer has warped slightly in places, and there are a few small, discreet missing pieces in places.

The table has 6 tapered and fluted legs, all joined by stretchers.

Everything is in solid walnut, in very good overall condition, with its marks of time: marks, patina, small light chips in the wood.

It has a very comfortable height under the apron, but the overall height is slightly above average. The small round foot under each leg could be cut off to lower the height, if you prefer (it all depends on the height of your seats).

The table has deliberately been kept in its original patina, with its flaws.

The veneer could however be redone if you want a perfect finish there. Otherwise it can perfectly well be used as it is; just bear in mind that the veneer feels uneven to the touch in places.