Sewing box - Wood






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Danish wooden foldable work table dating from the 1960s, in good condition with small signs of ageing; dimensions H60 x W40 x D26 cm, extended length 110 cm (folded 40 cm).
Description from the seller
Bring a touch of authenticity to your workspace with this wooden work table, a true vintage piece with undeniable charm. Its clever design allows it to be easily folded and unfolded, providing a practical surface for your projects or creations. The natural beauty of the wood, combined with a few traces of time, tells a unique story and adds character to your interior. A piece that will fit into a warm and inspiring atmosphere.
Length: 40cm
Length with extensions: 110cm
Width: 26 cm
Height: 60cm
A brief history of the work table
Born in the 18th century as the "work table," the "travailleuse" (work table) was the creation of mechanical cabinetmakers who competed in ingenuity to create furniture with secret compartments. Unlike a simple box, it is defined by its light legs and unfolding compartments designed to house threads and needles. Also called a "sewing box on legs," it is now wonderfully repurposed as a bedside table or a charming jewelry box.
Seller's Story
Bring a touch of authenticity to your workspace with this wooden work table, a true vintage piece with undeniable charm. Its clever design allows it to be easily folded and unfolded, providing a practical surface for your projects or creations. The natural beauty of the wood, combined with a few traces of time, tells a unique story and adds character to your interior. A piece that will fit into a warm and inspiring atmosphere.
Length: 40cm
Length with extensions: 110cm
Width: 26 cm
Height: 60cm
A brief history of the work table
Born in the 18th century as the "work table," the "travailleuse" (work table) was the creation of mechanical cabinetmakers who competed in ingenuity to create furniture with secret compartments. Unlike a simple box, it is defined by its light legs and unfolding compartments designed to house threads and needles. Also called a "sewing box on legs," it is now wonderfully repurposed as a bedside table or a charming jewelry box.
