Of tables

The Greeks acted in the inventors of tables on three legs. True, they were intended not for eating, but for placing vessels with drinks. But the Greeks at low tables that were taken out of the room had lunch and dinner. By the way, the material of the manufacture of tables was not only wood, but also marble, bronze and other materials. But in medieval Europe, things were somewhat different. There were rude, massive oak constructions that are far from sophistication and sophistication. It was almost a parody of the products of Italian masters.