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JOINED
OAK EXTENDING TABLE. 72” long (in closed position) x
34” wide. Barring a few exceptions, all original period joined dining tables, whether fixed top or withdrawing, were built with four perimeter stretchers. Modern preferences for the ease of sliding chairs under the table, means replicas, such as the example illustrated here, can be built with the option of a central stretcher. This table has individually turned ‘rising baluster’ legs (1580-1800) joined by simple moulded rails and stretchers, although variations are possible in terms of turning and decoration. When in a closed position, the top is a full 3” thick.
This oak baluster extending table is now featured on our sister site, Early Oak Reproductions, with size, colour, finish and price options (please click on the underlined words to view). |
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