This striking table is a union of two eras, joined with effortless flair. The top began life as a 17th-century Spanish walnut table, worn smooth by centuries of use, its surface dappled with a rich patina that speak to a long, well-lived history. Below, a pair of early 20th-century French wrought iron trestle-style legs give the piece a crisp, modern edge. The runners are wrapped in leather—a subtle nod to Jacques Adnet’s tailored designs. Together, they form a marriage so seamless it feels meant to be. Perfectly scaled as a writing desk or entry console, this piece brings gravitas without heaviness, elegance without effort. It’s the kind of object that makes a room feel grounded and gathered, like it’s been there forever. Warm, sculptural, and quietly bold, it’s not just furniture—it’s a conversation between past and present, ready to take pride of place wherever it lands.

OVERALL: 54 in. W x 29 in. D x 28.25 in. H
Space Between Legs: 25.5
Leg Clearance: 27.5 in. H