This early 20th century American folding table was produced by the Paris Manufacturing Company of South Paris, Maine, clearly stamped to the underside with the maker’s mark and model number 11. The table features a rectangular wooden top with softly rounded corners, turned legs, and a traditional folding base with original iron hardware. The construction reflects practical New England workmanship, designed for versatility and ease of storage while maintaining a clean, understated presence. Paris Mfg. Co. became known regionally for a range of wood products beyond sleds, including skis, chairs, tables, and even roll-top desks (both adult and child sizes), often with folding or practical design elements typical of the era.