It looks pretty good as is.

it has the farm house look.

i wouldnt touch it and maybe lacquer it

I actually do love the top but what about the legs? Leave as is??

Butchers wax and elbow grease. It will come to life before your eyes and have a protective coat as well. It will have the look of antique Irish pine - not a shiny surface but a beautiful warm glow.

The piece is great and the top should be left natural wood. Use the suggestion above of butchers wax. You could do a white wash to the underneath part and the drawer to give it a country farm look.

Great find! Most of my stuff comes gently used & cheap. I don't think it needs anything more than what jodyjimon said.

What jodyjimdon & michele1975 wrote. CGS, I see what you mean but the {whitewash = country farm} is a late 20th Century romantic interpretation of "country" & "beach house" perpetrated by the "shabby chic" fashion. Authentic country farm or beach house is sun-bleached gray wood that's rough and splintery.

Some nice chunkey legs would look nice!

I had a table similar to that and stumped my toes on those legs a dozen times. Replace the legs and stain the table espresso OR, pad the top and cover it for additional seating.

I actually like those iron legs. I would leave it as is or do a white/antique white chalk paint on the wood.

It looks good. To give it a more farmhouse leg, swap the legs for something more solid like these:

quercus2 you see…i love those legs you posted!! is it pretty simple to replace the legs? and where might one find table legs? thank you!

Put a rug under it.

Most hardware stores carry table legs.

Marcnlisy.....you can try a company called vandykes.com. They have furniture legs there, or you can google it. Cute table!

Good table, I like the turned wood legs above. For the top, put two or three coats of polyurethane on. You have small kids, the table needs to be cleaned easily.