Walnut Dining Table with Drawers

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Walnut Dining Table with Drawers with a single board top. Of Renaissance style, the table was made using a period … Read more Walnut Dining Table with Drawers with a single board top. Of Renaissance style, the table was made using a period plank by building or rebuilding the underlying structure in the second half of the 19th century which is in walnut with a cup axis with a shaped crosspiece and a band with carved scrolls and two drawers. The table is rectangular, is in good condition and extremely solid. The top is supported by interlocking and is extremely heavy (approximately 50 kg). Ideal for a dining room or for a representative study.

The antique walnut dining table with drawers is a highly sought-after piece in the world of furniture. These solid walnut tables are often characterized by artisanal details, such as elaborate carvings and fine finishes, which reflect the style and era in which they were made.

Main features:

Material: Walnut is a hard and resistant wood, known for its rich and deep appearance. Over time, it acquires a patina that adds further charm to the table. Specifically, the peculiarity consists in having the top made from a single piece without joints that, given its size, comes from a huge walnut tree.
Design: Antique tables can vary in design; some have turned legs, while others can have more elaborate shapes. The design can reflect styles such as Baroque, Neoclassical or Renaissance.
Drawers: Drawers are useful for storing table utensils, tablecloths and other accessories. In our case they have two turned wooden knobs, one of which has a small gap.
Dimensions: Antique walnut dining tables come in different sizes: the table proposed has the optimal measurements for eight people.
History: Each piece can tell a unique story, and purchasing an antique table represents not only an aesthetic investment, but also a link with the past.
Maintenance:

It is important to take care of an antique walnut table with drawers to preserve its beauty. Using specific products for cleaning wood and avoiding direct exposure to sunlight or heat sources can help keep the finish in good condition. See less