Early 19th Century French Louis XIII Style Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
An early 19th-century French Louis XIII style farmhouse dining table crafted from solid oak, sourced in Lyon, France. The rectangular tabletop features traditional plank construction with breadboard ends, exposed wooden pegs, and a rich, warm brown patina highlighting the natural grain and character of the wood. The table is supported by four substantial turned legs terminating in rounded bun feet, joined by a traditional H-form stretcher. A single drawer at one end features hand-cut dovetail joinery and an iron ring pull. The tabletop retains its natural variations in tone, historic surface marks, and subtle irregularities developed over time, contributing to its authentic provincial character. The table has been structurally revised, cleaned, and polished with wax, preserving its original character and aged patina. Solid and stable, with age-appropriate wear and natural imperfections consistent with its history.
- Origin: Lyon, France
- Period: Early 19th Century
- Materials: Oak, Metal
- Dimensions: W 62.5" × D 30" × H 30" – apron clearance 23.75"
- Condition: Structurally revised, cleaned, and polished with wax. Solid and stable, with age-appropriate wear, surface marks, and natural imperfections consistent with its age.