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Drop Gate Leg Table
Object is exactly as shown. This gate leg table, of French provenance, displays an enduring craftsmanship in its construction. With a rich, deep wood tone and elegantly turned legs, it offers versatility in a modest footprint, quietly integrating into diverse interiors.
The hinged leaves allow for expansion into a small dining surface or can be folded down to create a console. Its old-world character brings a collected warmth and a sense of heritage to any space.
Expect variations in wood grain, minor marks, and a characteristic worn-in patina, all consistent with its long life and use.
The hinged leaves allow for expansion into a small dining surface or can be folded down to create a console. Its old-world character brings a collected warmth and a sense of heritage to any space.
Expect variations in wood grain, minor marks, and a characteristic worn-in patina, all consistent with its long life and use.
$453.25
Original: $1,295.00
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$1,295.00
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Description
Object is exactly as shown. This gate leg table, of French provenance, displays an enduring craftsmanship in its construction. With a rich, deep wood tone and elegantly turned legs, it offers versatility in a modest footprint, quietly integrating into diverse interiors.
The hinged leaves allow for expansion into a small dining surface or can be folded down to create a console. Its old-world character brings a collected warmth and a sense of heritage to any space.
Expect variations in wood grain, minor marks, and a characteristic worn-in patina, all consistent with its long life and use.
The hinged leaves allow for expansion into a small dining surface or can be folded down to create a console. Its old-world character brings a collected warmth and a sense of heritage to any space.
Expect variations in wood grain, minor marks, and a characteristic worn-in patina, all consistent with its long life and use.
