Found in Béziers, this late 19th-century table was built for two, the small round kind a French household kept for morning coffee and quiet meals away from the big table. A round top rests on a single central post that spreads at the bottom into three curved legs. The single post is the point of it, holding the top up without a leg at any corner, so chairs could be drawn in close all the way around a table this small. Sylvie sets it by a window with a chair pulled up, just big enough for coffee and a plate and the book you are halfway through.
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