19th-Century French Provincial Drapière Table W/ Rustic Patina - 78"

This sturdy antique draper’s table features a white-painted finish that has gracefully aged over time. Designed originally for use in fabric shops to display and cut linens, the table features a long rectangular top that provides a generous work surface. Notably, the top has a classic 'bec de corbin' edge detail - a slight overhang with a softly beveled profile - adding a touch of refinement to its otherwise practical design.

The surface shows the wear and marks of time, giving it a warm, authentic character. The table stands on six turned legs with classic detailing, connected by simple stretchers for added stability and strength, a practical feature typical of draper’s tables. The distressed white paint has a timeworn charm, with areas of chipping and patina that lend it a relaxed, rustic appeal.

Perfectly suited for modern interiors seeking a touch of vintage charm, this drapière table offers versatile utility. Due to its limited legroom, it is ideal as a spacious work table or display surface in a home or shop, especially in country-style or casual interiors where its history and lived-in look can shine.