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Product Description

Art Deco Oak Drop Leaf Dining Table.

A stunning and very rare Art deco drop leaf dining table, perfect for saving space.

This is an exceptional and highly functional Art Deco drop leaf dining table dating from 1920 and finely crafted from solid quarter-sawn solid Oak. The wood displays a rich, warm, medium-brown tone with a highly characteristic medullary ray figuring (often referred to as 'tiger oak'), which catches the light beautifully, enhancing its antique appeal.
When fully extended , the tabletop forms an appealing oval shape, a softer geometric contrast to the bold lines of the base. The design is highly versatile, allowing the table to transition from a fully extended dining surface to a very narrow, rectangular console for space-saving. When extended the table will comfortably seat 6 people and being a drop leaf could also go against a wall to be used occasionally. The most distinctive Art Deco elements are found in the base: four substantial legs feature striking vertical fluting (reeded columns) that emphasise the clean, vertical lines of the period. These legs terminate in stylised, compressed bun-shaped or paw-like feet. The support structure, visible when open, utilizes a sturdy cross-stretcher near the floor, joined at the center in a crisp X-shape, providing excellent structural stability and contributing to the geometric aesthetic.
Crucially, this table has been sympathetically and professionally restored. It presents in superb structural condition, being completely solid with no loose joints and exhibiting a beautiful, consistent finish. The drop leaf mechanism operates perfectly and smoothly, and the tabletop sections are perfectly flat without any bowing or warping, a testament to the quality of the restoration and original solid oak construction. This is a handsome, practical, and highly versatile piece of period furniture ready to be placed immediately.
This item is in outstanding condition as shown by the photographs however being an antique item of this age there are blemishes and scuffs here and there which we feel adds to its originality and heritage.

Dimensions

Height: 735mm

Width: 1030mm

Length (Folded up 0 leaves): 230mm

Length (1 leaf): 860mm

Length (2 leaves): 1480mm
 

Specifications

Product Code
1177969

Delivery & Returns

Buy 2 or more items and delivery is only charged for 1!  (Mainland UK Only)

Our items are securely wrapped and delivered only by private insured couriers.

You can return your product up to 14 days after receiving your order. Please make sure that the products are not damaged and returned in our packaging as best as possible.

Original Antique Art Deco Slim Solid Tiger Oak Drop Leaf Gate Leg Dining Table

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International delivery & more information

International delivery may be available, please send us an email quoting the product code to enquiries@lincolnrestorations.co.uk about this option.

If you would like further information, have any questions about this item or would like the item customising please also feel free to get in touch quoting the product code, we are always happy to help.

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