Rustic Antique French Fir Winegrower’s Table - 39½"

A charming French winemaker’s table dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, with a relatively low profile and solid, sturdy construction.

The tabletop is made from broad fir planks, beautifully timeworn and rich in character, with a warm patina that reflects decades of use. The base is particularly appealing, with an attractive V-shaped support that add both strength and decorative detail. Well balanced in proportion, this piece has a grounded, substantial feel while retaining the simple elegance typical of traditional vineyard furniture.

Originally used by winegrowers for meals and breaks between work in the vines, this table now makes a versatile occasional piece. It would work beautifully in a garden room, under a covered terrace, or indoors as a rustic coffee table or decorative accent.

Two similar vigneron's tables are available for separate purchase - a large oak table and small oval table. See last photograph.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use. Please note that the rim has slightly separated from the top, which is typical wear for a table of this type. Please refer to the photographs.

Approx. overall 26" high x 39½" diameter 
Approx. overall 66cm high x 100cm diameter