To provide a durable stackable table having no moving parts such as a folding mechanism.

A trapezoidal top board 2, the space between right and left side edges 2a of which narrows from the rear to the front is provided, a horizontal rod 5 in a near inverted U-shape front leg 3 as seen from the front is attached to the reverse of the front of the top board 2, the right and left longitudinal rods 6 of the front leg 3 are tilted so that the lower portion may project more forwardly than the upper portion as seen from the side, the upper horizontal rod 8 in a near inverted U-shape rear leg 4 as seen from the front is attached to the reverse of the rear portion of the top board 2, and the right and left longitudinal rods 9 of the rear leg 4 are tilted so that the lower portion may project more rearward than the upper portion, and when such tables A are stacked one on top of the other with regards to the lower table A, the upper table A is displaced forwardly, the right and left longitudinal leg rods 9 of the rear leg 4 of the upper table A are located outside of both side edges of the top board of the lower table A, and the front leg 3 of the upper table A buts the front edge 2b of the lower table A.