Late 18th Century French Provincial Oak Communal Dining Table sofas creating a sculptural façade characteristic

creating a sculptural façade characteristic of refined Parisian Art Deco furniture of the period

historic repairs

remaining solid and stable for everyday use

single piping

The construction reflects traditional provincial craftsmanship

Late 18th Century French Provincial Oak Communal Dining Table sofas creating a sculptural façade characteristicCrafted in late 18th century France and sourced in Cur de Causse in the Lot department of southwestern France, this exceptional French Provincial communal dining table was originally constructed as two matching oak sections. Intentionally designed to join together, the two sections create one monumental dining table measuring over thirteen feet in length. Each section retains one rounded end and one squared end, a purposeful design that preserves the