French Louis XVI Style Draper's or Work Table in Pinewood, ca. 1900

having an oval upholstered top on a carved giltwood frame, the apron with a repeating circular pattern, raised on round tapering fluted legs

Having a rectangular top with rounded front corners above a conforming case housing three drawers trimmed in brass and retaining original brass handles, the front corners flute carve...

the octagonal top covered in veneers of maple and walnut, the reticulated galleried top along three sides, the lone drawer with segmented storage areas and original lock, the hexagon...

The rectangular top with molded edge atop a conforming frame raised on shaped legs terminating in carved hoof feet

An important antique 19th Century French Draper’s Table or Table de Drapier made of and crafted Walnut with a rich warm patina, in good condition. The huge top planks of the large ta...

A grand 18th century French Directoire period table de drapier from a draper's atelier in Narbonne, a wealthy port city in Southern France in the Occitanie region, circa 1780s. Handc...

Found in the Toulouse region of France was a woodworker’s bench that our Old Plank workshop has repurposed into a 32” high table that has a myriad of possible applications, such as a console table, sofa table, back hall table, or a crafts table. Our craftsmen completely restored the work table while trying carefully not to make it appear as though it just came out of a restoration shop. The concept was to save the original 100-year-old French patina as much as possible and avoid the appearance of something freshly restored. Judging by the drawers, we think that at some point in its life this antique French Work...

An English oak draper's table from the 19th century, with brass measuring tape and drop leaves. Created in England during the 19th century, this oak table features a rectangular top with inlaid brass measuring tape flanked with two drop leaves (the top measuring 45"W with the leaves down). The apron showcases two drawers with scalloped hardware...