Very old farmhouse table in solid oak from the late 19th century.

A very handsome, distinctive look, with its tapered oak base and parquet-style top.

Pegged construction, very nicely assembled top.

A drawer with a shell handle at each end.

The extension system uses metal pulls sliding in wooden cleats, which have been replaced over time and are not original. The pine leaves are not original either, but were adapted and made to measure. They sit securely on the cleats, then a metal fitting fixes them firmly to the table. Very easy to fit and very stable.

Restored, this table has been sanded, treated, then protected with a clear matt varnish.

The oak is very old and so has the fairly dark colour so typical of old oak.

There may be flaws due to its great age, please refer to the many photos.

The drawers slide in their housings, but please note they have no runners, so they need guiding to put them back in.