This trestle form money changer’s table takes its name from the traveling merchants who once used tables just like it, sliding the top horizontally along tracks in the base to reveal a hidden compartment below. That compartment once held coin and goods, and let money change hands discreetly in a public square. Today it makes a wonderful spot to tuck away cutlery and linens for dining or as a kitchen island / butcher block.

SIZE41″W x 33″D x 29.5″HMATERIALSolid carved oakORIGINFranceERAEarly 20th CenturyNOTESWear is consistent with age and use, and the piece is in great condition overall with an easy slide top. The tabletop has been restored and refinished. Sliding top opens to a large interior storage compartment, and the piece breaks down easily for travel.