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Early 19th Century French Expandable Dining Table, Cherry Wood and Chestnut
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Description
Large rectangular neoclassical Biedermeier (French Restoration) extending / expandable Dining Room Table.
Expandable up to 4 meter / 13.12 feet.
Beautifully solid cherry wood, hand-polished with shellac (french polish). Two extension leaves a 100 cm with chestnut wood boards in a cherry frame. Leave plates slide on felt underneath the plate. One drawer on the side (36 cm wide). Old solid oak extending mechanism. Refinished condition.
Measurements:
Inches:
H 31.3 in / 30.5 in (extended) / 24.8 in (apron height underneath)
L 78.3 in / 157.1 in (extended)
D 34.6 in
CM:
H 79.5 cm / 77.5 cm (extended) / 63 cm (apron height underneath)
L 199 cm / 399 cm (extended)
D 88 cm -
More Information
Period: 19th Century Materials: Cherry Condition: Refinished Creation Date: 1820 Styles / Movements: Biedermeier, Traditional, Neoclassical Dealer Reference #: BM-TI-471 Incollect Reference #: 641319 -
Dimensions
W. 78.35 in; H. 31.3 in; D. 34.65 in; W. 199 cm; H. 79.5 cm; D. 88 cm;
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