Large beechwood draper's table/counter, circa 1900s

Large workbench, a traditional craftsman's counter, used in a draper's or tailor's shop between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its wide, sturdy solid beechwood top allowed for the daily work of the craftsman. The slatted shelf at the bottom was used to store rolls and bundles of fabric. The two large drawers provided storage for large scissors and other accessories. This is an antique workbench used in a draper's or tailor's shop between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Solid and wide solid beechwood top, with a slatted shelf at the bottom for storing rolls and fabric. Two large drawers for storing scissors and accessories. Functional, robust, and full of character, this authentic piece will add charm to any home or shop. Dimensions: H 84 cm x W 200 cm x D 70 cm Unique piece. Collection in Draveil (91210), 17 km southeast of Paris. Delivery available in Paris and the Île-de-France region for an additional fee. Shipping within France via courier (Cocolis).