Table for 4 to 10 people with cherry wood extensions, Louis Philippe style – Late 11th century

The Louis Philippe style cherry wood extending table is a true testament to the craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Designed to seat 4 to 10 guests, it perfectly embodies the classic and refined aesthetic of this era. The cherry wood, renowned for its warm and luminous hue, gives this table a noble and warm presence. Its carefully finished top reveals the delicacy of the wood and the patina of time, which add to its timeless charm. One of the particularities of this exceptional piece lies in its finely crafted legs. The four main legs, as well as the central modular legs, are generously turned with constrictions and ringed, an emblematic characteristic of the Louis Philippe style. This turning work gives the table a sculptural elegance, enhancing the balance between robustness and refinement. Thanks to its ingenious system of extensions, this table adapts to the needs of each reception. Modest in size for everyday use, it easily transforms into a large, convivial table when the occasion requires it. Its extension mechanism illustrates the ingenuity of 19th-century cabinetmakers, keen to reconcile aesthetics and functionality. ******** Period: Late 19th century Delivery possible in France and internationally on quote. Waxed finish Dimensions: Length: 117 to 229.5 cm Width: 106.5 cm Height: 78 cm Ref.090525.