1930s Chartres Rolling Kitchen Island

Sourced from the historic city of Chartres, France, this 1930s machinery table has been reimagined as a versatile rolling kitchen island. Originally built for the industrious demands of a mid-century French workshop, its transition to the home highlights the enduring beauty of utilitarian design.

Constructed from solid oak slats, the piece features a rugged, ventilated surface and a sturdy frame built to withstand decades of heavy use. Its compact silhouette and original casters make it a perfect solution for a smaller kitchen, offering both additional workspace and a mobile, architectural focal point. With its deep, time-mellowed patina and honest construction, this table brings a piece of French industrial history into the modern culinary space.

Details: Crafted from solid oak slats with original rolling casters. Circa 1930.

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