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Solid wood low table in Silkwood, made in Europe, dating to circa 1650–1700, in good condition with minor signs of aging and small spots, featuring two very deep drawers and measuring about 190 cm wide, 70 cm deep and 50 cm high in a rustic farmhouse vernacular style.
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Large and exceptionally characterful solid wood low table with two deep drawers, attributed to the late 17th or early 18th century, circa 1680–1720.
An impressive piece of early European rustic furniture, constructed from heavy solid timber and displaying numerous characteristics associated with traditional hand craftsmanship.
The table measures approximately 190 × 70 × 50 cm and has an unusually substantial construction. The top is composed of wide solid wooden planks and displays pronounced grain, old cracks, irregularities, marks and extensive wear accumulated over a long period of use.
The front contains two large and exceptionally deep drawers, each fitted with a framed front and turned wooden knob. The drawers and structural elements show irregularities and visible traces of hand workmanship.
The substantial square legs, heavy frame, wide boards and simple functional construction are characteristic of early European vernacular and farmhouse furniture.
Particularly attractive is the surface of the table. It retains a rich dark-brown patina with numerous scratches, dents, old marks, cracks and colour variations. These have intentionally not been restored away and form an important part of the historical character of the piece.
Estimated period: late 17th / early 18th century, circa 1680–1720
Origin: Europe
Style: Rustic / Farmhouse / Vernacular
Material: solid wood
Dimensions: approx. 190 cm wide × 70 cm deep × 50 cm high
Large and exceptionally characterful solid wood low table with two deep drawers, attributed to the late 17th or early 18th century, circa 1680–1720.
An impressive piece of early European rustic furniture, constructed from heavy solid timber and displaying numerous characteristics associated with traditional hand craftsmanship.
The table measures approximately 190 × 70 × 50 cm and has an unusually substantial construction. The top is composed of wide solid wooden planks and displays pronounced grain, old cracks, irregularities, marks and extensive wear accumulated over a long period of use.
The front contains two large and exceptionally deep drawers, each fitted with a framed front and turned wooden knob. The drawers and structural elements show irregularities and visible traces of hand workmanship.
The substantial square legs, heavy frame, wide boards and simple functional construction are characteristic of early European vernacular and farmhouse furniture.
Particularly attractive is the surface of the table. It retains a rich dark-brown patina with numerous scratches, dents, old marks, cracks and colour variations. These have intentionally not been restored away and form an important part of the historical character of the piece.
Estimated period: late 17th / early 18th century, circa 1680–1720
Origin: Europe
Style: Rustic / Farmhouse / Vernacular
Material: solid wood
Dimensions: approx. 190 cm wide × 70 cm deep × 50 cm high
Details
Era
1400-1900
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Silkwood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
190 cm
Width
70 cm
Depth
50 cm
Estimated period
1650-1700
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