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A quintessential piece of kitchen furniture that once was found the length and breadth of rural Ireland – the double-stretcher table.
 
This example, constructed of pine, retains its original stain now gently worn.
 
A single drawer is present to the apron whilst two stretchers unite the gable stretchers. This configuration could serve to keep crocks and the like off the ground, but also as a place of rest for weary feet.
 
Solid and usable. Some historic flight-holes are present to the plywood base of the drawer.
 
Irish, circa 1930.
 
Height 83.5cm
Leg clearance 68cm
Width 127cm
Depth 68cm