Craft table

Solid wooden drapier table. Around the 1900s see late 19th century. With brass wheels. Can be used for any type of craft or in any business, its mobility and dimensions (width) are quite convenient. Can also be used in dining room table, although this is not its primary function. With this in mind if you have "standard" chairs you will potentially have to add underfoot (type under feet glass for furniture) to enhance the table a little bit (2cm), this is what I currently do with a large tablecloth. At the state level, the wood more than 100 years and necessarily time has left traces, as for example, the solid wood blades are not perfectly aligned (photo 7), the wood has just been treated entirely with xylophene in case, because we can see old dots, as often on this kind of furniture. Note the presence of an ankle that consolidates a crack on one of the ties in the direction of the dropper (photo 8). It is a cabinet of trade, so it has not served a lot, but despite everything it carries well its years, it can be used normally. Its light wood, geometric feet and brass wheels give it elegance and allow its integration into any type of interior. Height dimensions (plateau) 71cm drop 78, length 201cm, max height (to pass a chair) 57cm. Weight to ladle 30kg. That's an estimate she could make 10 more or less.