19th C. French Carved Bleached Oak Refectory Farm Dining Table

$10,200

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Crafted in France circa 1900, this impressive refectory dining table embodies the rustic elegance of traditional farmhouse furniture. Built of solid oak, the rectangular top is fashioned from thick planks, beautifully bleached to reveal the natural grain and softened patina of the wood. Four decorative diamond-shaped iron nailheads add wonderful contrasting accents. The distressed surface offers a soft matte sheen with visible grain, knots, and natural wear, adding to its antique charm. The table is supported by a pair of bold baluster-shaped legs resting on molded plinth bases, joined by a central stretcher for strength and stability. The robust design recalls the enduring practicality of refectory tables used in monasteries and farmhouses, while the lighter bleached finish lends a fresh, modern versatility. In excellent condition commensurate with age and use, this antique French table would make a striking centerpiece in a dining room, kitchen, or wine cellar. Its generous proportions easily seat family and guests, blending seamlessly into both rustic country and contemporary interiors. Measures: 78.5″W x 34.25″D x29.75″H

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