17th-Century Spanish Oak Table w/ Beautiful Patina - 80¼"

This 17th-century Spanish table, crafted from solid oak, features a striking single-plank top that showcases the natural grain and beautiful patina developed over centuries. With its robust turned legs connected by a box stretcher, the piece exudes both stability and elegance. The drawers on the front, and the back apron, are adorned with delicate marquetry work, adding a refined decorative touch to the table’s otherwise rustic character. 

Spanish furniture of the 17th century was marked by a blend of Moorish influence and Renaissance-inspired craftsmanship, resulting in functional yet highly decorative pieces. Oak was a favored material for its durability, and marquetry detailing was often employed to highlight the artisanal skill involved. Tables like this were commonly used in aristocratic homes and monasteries, serving as dining or work surfaces where longevity was essential.

In a contemporary space, this table can be used as a striking side table or console in a dining room, office, or grand entryway, harmonizing beautifully with both traditional and modern interiors. Pair it with antique or leather-upholstered chairs for a timeless aesthetic, or contrast its aged wood with sleek metal or glass décor elements for a striking visual mix. Its deep patina and marquetry detailing make it an elegant focal point that adds character and history to any setting.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 33¾" high x 80¼" wide x 28¼" deep
Approx. overall 86cm high x 204cm wide x 72cm deep