A rustic 19th century Spanish trestle table from the Catalan region, circa 1890s, having an oak base and pine top that's been beautifully sun bleached to highlight the raw, natural character of the wood. The rectangular top, composed of wide pine planks, retains a textured surface with visible saw marks, old knots, and age-worn grain, authentic marks of time and use that add to its rustic charm.

Supported by two solid oak vertical trestle legs with shaped feet and chamfered corners, the table is anchored by a dramatically arched hand forged iron stretcher with a rich, rusted surface patina that speaks to its age and authenticity. Its layers of weathered oxidation add depth, warmth, and character, while also reflecting the historic craftsmanship of Catalonia’s blacksmithing traditions.

Furniture from the Catalan region of northeastern Spain is known for its honest construction, robust forms, and practical beauty — born from centuries of agrarian life and deeply rooted regional identity. This table reflects those values in both material and proportion. Originally crafted for use in a monastic refectory or rural masia (farmhouse), it offers the kind of warmth, authenticity, and storied past that modern interiors crave.

At just under 8 feet in length, it comfortably seats 8 to 10 guests, making it a perfect choice for a farmhouse dining room, wine cellar, or  kitchen gathering space.

Dimensions:

h - 30"

w - 92.5"

d - 29.5"

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