Description : Crafted in the late 19th century, this Parisienne butcher block table is a substantial and storied piece from Usines Y. Aubert of Dijon, France. Its thick end-grain butcher block top, measuring over 2 inches deep, bears the marks and scars of generations of use, revealing a rich patina and character unique to authentic culinary craftsmanship. Reinforced metal corners and a forged nameplate validate its industrial lineage, while the shapely twin drawers and sturdy fluted legs offer both elegance and durability. Ideal for a kitchen island, statement workbench, or retail display, this rare artifact bridges functional history with design integrity. Era: Circa 1890s Style: Industrial French Provincial Technique: End-grain butcher block construction with hand-joined drawers and pegged joints; forged metal nameplate and reinforcements Tools Used: Chisels, hand planes, mortise-and-tenon joinery tools, forge tools for metal brackets History: Usines Y. Aubert was a prominent maker of industrial and kitchen furnishings in Dijon, France during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, supplying commercial kitchens across Europe. Manufacturer / Maker: Maker: Usines Y. Aubert, Dijon, France (as stamped on original metal label) Measurements: 78 ½” W x 25 ⅝” D x 35 ½” T Suggested Weight: Approximately 200–250 lbs (solid hardwood and butcher block construction) Music: Édith Piaf – La Vie en Rose Price: $2,100.00
Item Number : P12826
Category : Island & Butcher Block
Brand : Usines Y. Aubert, Dijon
