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Description :
An attractive 19th-century English drop-leaf table in stained and varnished walnut, distinguished by its decorative bobbin-turned base and practical folding design. The warm brown finish enhances the flowing grain of the wood, while the glossy surface catches the light across the rounded elements of the legs.
The rectangular top consists of a narrow central section and two generous hinged leaves, with softly rounded corners and gently finished edges. Each leaf is supported by a pivoting leg, allowing the table to be used fully open, with a single leaf raised, or folded into a particularly compact format.
The central structure features paired bobbin-turned uprights resting on shaped trestle feet, connected by a matching turned stretcher. The swinging outer legs end in small metal castors, a charming detail that complements the overall design.
Versatile and decorative, this table would make a delightful occasional dining table or an additional surface in a living room. When folded, its slender proportions allow it to stand discreetly against a wall.
The wood shows light scratches, small knocks, variations in colour and localised wear to the varnish. A small split is visible along the edge of the central top section, contributing to its antique character.
Dimensions :
Closed:
H. 70 cm (27.56 in.)
W. 89.5 cm (35.24 in.)
D. 17.5 cm (6.89 in.)
Open:
H. 70 cm (27.56 in.)
W. 111 cm (43.70 in.)
D. 80.5 cm (31.69 in.)