Large French oval extendable mahogany table from the second half of the 1800th century. Particularly noteworthy is the perimeter band, embellished with a fine decorative border and small ornamental details. The table rests on an intricate base composed of numerous turned and fluted legs, slender and richly crafted, ending in elegant feet with casters, making it easy to move despite its substantial size.
Price including restoration and refurbishment of extensions.
Origin: France
Period: second half of the 1800th century
Style: Louis Philippe
Dimensions: 173×134(550)x76h cm
SKU: 17534
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