A charming 19th-century drop leaf table crafted from solid applewood, a regional favorite of the Connecticut River Valley known for its warm, rich grain patterns and durability. The rectangular top features two drop leaves, allowing it to function as a compact side table or expand for dining or workspace.
The table is supported by square, tapered legs, joined by an elegant X-stretcher base, a feature often seen in early American rural furniture, providing both stability and visual appeal. The simplicity of the design, combined with the fine craftsmanship, reflects the Shaker or early Federal influence typical of the period.
In very good antique condition, showing light wear and minor imperfections consistent with age. There is a repair to the top that blends well (pictured), maintaining the table’s structural integrity while preserving its original charm. The aged applewood patina gives this piece a distinctive character, making it a versatile addition to colonial, farmhouse, or early American interiors. 27.5h x 32w x 19d closed 35d open
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