18th-century Italian Walnut Table With Turned Legs
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18th-century Italian Walnut Table With Turned Legs

An 18th-century walnut table from Italy, characterized by an elegant and sturdy design. The tabletop is supported by six turned legs, which join the base via spindle-shaped crosspieces, embellished with a central turned finial. The overall appearance is that of a piece of furniture that combines functionality and style, perfect for spaces that call for a touch of history. There are restorations and modifications that attest to the care taken in preserving the table, while keeping its authenticity and period charm intact. The walnut wood gives the piece a warm and inviting tone, typical of 18th-century furniture, making it an ideal addition to living rooms or dining rooms.

Product Condition:
Due to its age and wear, this item requires restoration and re-polishing. We strive to present the actual condition of the piece as fully as possible through the photos. If certain details are not clear from the photos, the information provided in the description takes precedence.

1 800 €

Period: 18th century

Style: Other Style

Condition: En l'etat

Material: Wallnut

Width: 214.5

Height: 79

Depth: 78.5

Reference (ID): 1851284

Availability: In stock

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Milano 20156, Italy

+39 3333273611

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