Extensible dining table from the Directoire period circa 1800 of a length

Superb Directoire period dining table in mahogany, circa 1800 Remarkable Directoire period dining table, dating from around 1800, made of mahogany and featuring an exceptional length of 3.58 meters with its three extensions. The table stands out for its elegant and harmonious lines, highlighted by beautiful friezes present on both the main tabletop and each of the extensions. The overall aesthetic continuity is particularly successful, showcasing the magnificent shades and flame of the mahogany. It rests on eight tapered legs in Directoire style, finished with casters, giving it a refined appearance while ensuring excellent stability, essential given its generous dimensions. Its remarkable proportions and classic elegance make it a character piece, ideal for a prestigious dining room, a charming residence, or a contemporary interior where it will bring a warm and timeless presence. The table comes with three solid mahogany extensions, all featuring friezes. The wood displays a beautiful flame, particularly visible on the tabletop and friezes, which have also been carefully polished to reveal the richness of the wood. The table and its three extensions have been fully repolished in our workshops. It now boasts a superb patina and finish that allows it to be fully appreciated, without a tablecloth, showcasing the natural beauty of the mahogany. Condition: perfect condition, fully repolished in our workshops. Rear extensions.