French Louis XIII Style Walnut Monastery Dining Table from The Pyrenees

$16,000

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This French Louis XIII style monastery dining table was crafted in the Pyrenees region of France circa 1950 using authentic 18th-century antique walnut timbers. The table carries a deep, distinctive patina that only historic wood can develop, with rich color variation, softened edges, and surface texture earned through centuries of age. The long rectangular top is constructed from two wide planks of walnut, offering strong visual symmetry, expressive grain, and natural age markings throughout. The surface retains a warm, wonderful walnut patina that gives the table immediate presence and authenticity. The substantial trestle base features hand-turned baluster legs, molded shoe feet, and a thick cross stretcher for strength and stability. The solid architectural form reflects the traditional Louis XIII monastery table, prized for durability and timeless simplicity. In excellent condition commensurate with age and use, this antique French dining table comfortably seats eight to twelve people. Ideal for a dining room, kitchen, or wine cellar, it delivers the character of 18th-century wood with the reliability of later construction. Dimensions: 94.75″W x 31.5″D x 29.5″H

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