Early Industrial Oak Plank Table with Cast Iron Machine Base

Long, two-board oak plank top mounted to a cast iron treadle-style base, repurposed into a worktable or bench configuration. The base features ornate, scrolling ironwork with a central circular motif and retains its original cross-brace supports, giving the piece both rigidity and a distinctly industrial silhouette. The top consists of wide oak boards joined along a central seam, with visible grain, saw marks, and areas of worn finish that speak to prolonged shop use. Originally part of a foot-powered sewing machine or light industrial apparatus, bases like this were commonly salvaged and reused as utility tables once their original mechanisms were retired. Shows heavy wear throughout including finish loss, surface scratching, staining, and discoloration across the top. Central seam separation is visible, along with edge wear and minor irregularities to the boards. Iron base shows age-appropriate wear and patina but remains structurally sound. 72" W x 23" D x 30" H MM - C-19316 - 040726   This piece will need to ship via freight. For information regarding shipping, please visit our Terms & Conditions page here.