1317 - Bacon or Shoemaking Table, Spanish School, 17th–18th century

Bacon or Shoemaking Table, Spanish School, 17th–18th century Walnut wood, assembled and turned. Dimensions: 46 x 75 x 52 cm. This small table, part of traditional Spanish folk furniture, is designed for auxiliary domestic use. The structure features a solid rectangular top supported by turned legs joined by lower crossbars that ensure stability and strength. The front drawer, with its clean lines, incorporates a central wooden handle and maintains the functional simplicity characteristic of this type of rural furniture. The piece stands out for the natural beauty of the walnut and the honest construction of its visible joints, where everyday utility is combined with elegant proportions. The design draws on Castilian styles from the 17th and 18th centuries, intended for kitchens and domestic workspaces, embodying the balance between practicality and artisanal tradition. The table holds great ethnographic and decorative interest due to the authenticity of its forms and materials. 46 x 75 x 52 cm. Due to its age and history of use, this lot may show signs of wear and previous repairs. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, no specialized technical testing has been performed. The absence of any mention of restorations does not guarantee that none exist. You may request additional information before placing a bid. This does not affect the buyer’s statutory rights.