$6,800.00
Designed in the Biedermeier style, this 20th Century octagonal extending table was made by Henredon. It is fruitwood and oak with brass mounting and two pedestal legs. It comes fitted with one leaf, which extends the table to longer rectangular octagon. An elegant, space-saving dining table.
Dimensions without extension:
39 3/4" width x 42" depth x 29" height
Dimensions when extended:
61 3/4" width x 42" depth x 29" height
Leaf dimensions:
20" depth x 41 3/4" width
Condition notes:
In good condition with minor surface wear that includes scuffs and scratches, all consistent with the table's age and use.
Location: 36 East 2nd Street, New York, NY 10003
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