Chapelier table with extension

"Chapelier table" is likely a mistranslation of "table de chapelier," which means hatter's table or hatter's bench in English. This refers to a workbench used by a hatter for making or selling hats, not a piece of furniture in the traditional sense of a dining table. The French word "chapelier" means "hatter" (a person who makes or sells hats). 

That Table is 201 long 62 large and 72 Hight +50cm extension on one side.

Unique XICth century table for his size, the beautiful turned legs and light weight. Can be an amazing table for a narrow space.