Early 20th Century French Dining Table with Parquetry Top and Two Leaves

$9,900

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Bring architectural presence and versatility to your interior with this antique extending dining table crafted in France, circa 1920. Built in solid oak, the piece features a richly detailed parquetry top composed of geometric diamond panels framed within contrasting borders, creating a structured, rhythmic surface that reads both classic and graphic.
Designed with functionality in mind, the table is fitted with two matching parquetry leaves that extend the length substantially, allowing for seamless transition from everyday dining to larger gatherings. The scale is a major asset, comfortably seating eight when closed and up to twelve when fully extended.
The base is equally compelling, raised on six substantial baluster-form legs resting on plinth bases and joined by a wide stretcher. This strong, grounded silhouette reflects the influence of Louis XIV design, giving the table a stately, architectural quality while maintaining warmth through its honey-toned oak patina.
The surface displays a warm and rich patina with light, natural wear consistent with age, including minor surface markings that enhance its authenticity without detracting from presentation. The leaves integrate cleanly and the table remains solid and sturdy throughout.
This antique refectory-style table is ideal for a dining room, large kitchen, or entertaining space, offering both visual impact and everyday practicality.
Dimensions: 82.5″W x 43.25″D x 29.75″H (136.25″W extended)

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