Large Tuscan Fir Table With Turned Legs, 19th Century, Farmhouse Refectory Style

Large 19th-century Tuscan table in fir wood, with generous proportions (310 x 104 cm, h. 80 cm) typical of refectory or farmhouse tables. The top, in honey-toned fir, features a characteristic ovolo-edge moulding running along the perimeter. The frame rests on four hand-turned legs in a late 19th-century style, tapering toward the base. The front features a drawer, internally divided into two compartments, fitted with a metal handle. The table bears the authentic marks of time, with traces of old white paint on the boards, evidence of its history and original use. Its generous size makes it ideal as a dining table for large gatherings, as a kitchen work surface, or as a striking piece in rustic, country, or industrial-style interiors.
Good state of preservation, consistent with its age.

Origin: Tuscany, 1800

Dimensions: 310 x 104 cm, height 80 cm