Early 19th Century French Louis XIII Style Oak Farmhouse Dining Table

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Sourced in Provence, France, this early 19th-century French oak dining table is crafted in the Louis XIII style, reflecting the … Read more Sourced in Provence, France, this early 19th-century French oak dining table is crafted in the Louis XIII style, reflecting the enduring influence of 17th-century French design on provincial furniture. Built from solid oak, the table features a substantial plank top framed by breadboard ends, showcasing beautifully figured grain, warm honey-brown tones, and a richly developed patina acquired over generations of use. Turned oak legs with distinctive block feet support a thick apron, giving the table its sturdy, architectural presence while maintaining elegant proportions. The generously overhanging top offers comfortable seating, making it equally well suited as a dining table, library table, or kitchen table. Our workshop has structurally restored the table to ensure it is solid and stable for everyday use. The original finish has been carefully preserved, then cleaned and polished with wax to enhance the natural beauty of the oak while maintaining its authentic character. Age-related wear, old repairs, shrinkage, surface marks, and other imperfections remain consistent with the table's age and contribute to its history and charm. A timeless example of French provincial craftsmanship, this Louis XIII style table brings warmth, character, and versatility to both traditional and contemporary interiors.

- Origin: Provence, France

- Period: Early 19th Century

- Materials: Oak

- Dimensions: W 70.63" × D 28.75" × H 29.75" – apron clearance 24.5"

- Condition: Structurally revised and stable. Cleaned and waxed. Wear consistent with age and use, including surface wear, age splits and cracks. See less