Antique French Folding Dining Table with Benches in Pine and Chestnut, 1890s, Set of 3

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Description

Large antique French dining table dating from approximately 1900–1920, originally intended for communal dining, village gatherings, and seasonal celebrations in … Read more Large antique French dining table dating from approximately 1900–1920, originally intended for communal dining, village gatherings, and seasonal celebrations in the French countryside.

The table features a solid pine plank top with a well-developed patina and natural signs of age. The folding trestle base is made of chestnut wood and is secured with original iron braces, allowing the table to be disassembled for transport and storage. The construction reflects the practical craftsmanship associated with rural French furniture of the early 20th century.

The accompanying benches are made of solid pine and retain their original oxblood-red painted finish, showing wear and patina consistent with age and use.

Thanks to its generous dimensions, this set is suitable for large dining areas, hospitality projects, event spaces, vineyards, restaurants, or farmhouse interiors. It can also serve as a distinctive table for outdoor use in a sheltered setting.

The set remains in good antique condition with age-related wear, surface marks, and patina consistent with its age and historical use.

Details

Origin: France
Period: circa 1900–1920
Materials: Pine wood, chestnut wood, iron
Construction: Folding trestle base with iron braces
Style: French Country / Rustic / Farmhouse
Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear and patina

Dimensions – Table

Length: 400 cm
Depth: 94 cm
Height: 75 cm

Dimensions – Benches

Height: 44–45 cm
Depth: 20–22 cm

Optional Extension
A matching extension table with two additional benches is also available (see final photograph). When combined, the full arrangement provides a total table length of approximately 695 cm while maintaining the same depth (94 cm) and height (75 cm).

A substantial and functional example of early 20th-century French rural furniture with original materials, folding construction, and generous proportions. See less