Advice would be welcome! My plan was just to wash it and oil it (linseed?). I do not want to lose any of the character...the table top is lifting off in one corner, which I probably should fix. I got a pretty good deal on it because the seller had horrible pictures and you could barely tell what you were buying...I now think that the table is older than the 20s. That recess detail was a lovely surprise!
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I think the table is French, but I like that it has a Shaker look to it. I am really not sure. I think it's going to be a pretty huge improvement:
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I was just at the Canterbury Shaker Village in NH, and it was so, so inspiring! I highly recommend people visit.