Vintage oak extending refectory dining table

Tables

£295

Delivery to London and Southeast for £60

Description

Vintage, or possibly antique, oak extending dining table made in the 1920s probably. The base is refectory style, having two pedestal ends with turned balustrade pillars, long bracket feet and a central connecting rail. The top is made up of thick ply panels surrounded with solid wood frames: a central square section with two half size leaves which sit underneath the middle part and can be drawn out when more table is needed; one leaf or two can be employed. At full extent you'd comfortably get six around it; eight if you're friendly.. Condition is pretty good structurally: it's solid and there's little or no movement in the joints. Cosmetically there are various scuffs and marks though nothing terrible. The top panels have been painted black at some point; the paint has become quite worn which looks quite pleasing. The top easily lifts off for transport. Dimensions: 91cm wide x 75cm high x 92/122/152cm long

1920s

Materials: Wood, Oak

Width: 152 centimetres

Depth: 91 centimetres

Height: 75 centimetres