Extendable dining table with drop leaves in Louis Philippe style, 19th century.

Mid-century or antique dining table in Victorian or Louis-Philippe style from the late 19th century, made of solid wood, probably walnut. The legs are turned with fluting typical of 19th-century cabinetry. It is equipped with bronze or iron castors at the base of the legs. At the time, this allowed for easy movement of furniture in living rooms or dining rooms as needed. It features an extendable top with drop-leaf sections and 2 drawers that can support additional extensions not included. Beautiful old patina. This type of table is very versatile. It can serve as a desk, a side table in an entrance, or remain a small dining table for 2 to 4 people. It is a charming piece of furniture that adds a lot of character to a modern or classic interior. Length 96 cm, height 70 cm, depth closed/open 44/87 cm.