Dough table in walnut and pear wood, Louis XV – XVIII century.

This charming Louis XV period kneading table, made of walnut and pear wood, captivates with the harmony of its soft lines and the warmth of its hue. Its raised chest, once intended for kneading and proving dough, opens with a wide tilting lid. Resting on graceful cabriole legs, the whole presents a light and flowing silhouette, typical of 18th-century aesthetics. The shades of walnut forming the drop-leaf and the pear wood match perfectly. The patina, homogeneous and warm, gives the piece undeniable charm, enhanced by the refined simplicity of its construction. Today, this kneading table becomes a characterful accent piece, capable of fitting into both a classic interior and a more contemporary decor. Its presence evokes the authenticity of homes from the past while bringing a poetic and timeless note to the space. Period: 18th century. Excellent condition after restoration in our cabinetmaking workshop. Waxed finish. Dimensions: Width: 69 cm. Depth: 41 cm. Height: 74 cm. Reference: 502V.