Table 1750 - 1800

This anonymous, 18th-century "Table" is an example of American vernacular furniture. The simple, oval-shaped top and turned legs are characteristic of the style. The table's solid construction and functional design make it a perfect example of early American craftsmanship. The table, crafted from oak, is a striking example of the simple elegance that was popular in the colonies during the 18th century. The table is currently on display at the Art Institute of Chicago.