19th Century Queen Anne Dining Table

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Overview
An exceptional 19th Century, highly collectible refectory-style draw-leaf dining table
Features solid-wood parquetry craftsmanship and elegant Queen Anne cabriole … Read more Overview
An exceptional 19th Century, highly collectible refectory-style draw-leaf dining table
Features solid-wood parquetry craftsmanship and elegant Queen Anne cabriole legs. Boasting rare, narrow proportions that are highly sought after for modern spaces, this table offers incredible spatial versatility—expanding smoothly from a daily footprint of just over 5 feet to an impressive 8.5 feet for large gatherings.
Construction & Craftsmanship
Unlike mass-market revival pieces that rely on thin veneers, this table features a masterfully executed solid wood parquetry top with a stunning diamond segment match that goes completely through the wood.
True to traditional 18th-century cabinetmaking engineering, the tabletop is constructed as a floating top with no rigid screws or modern fasteners. This allows the solid wood assembly to naturally expand and contract with seasonal humidity without risking structural splits.
Mechanism & Functionality
The table utilizes a classic Dutch draw-leaf mechanical system. To extend, the breadboard end leaves are pulled outward on integrated, tapered solid-wood slats. The sloped angles of these wood-on-wood glides smoothly raise the center top, allowing the leaves to clear and lock perfectly level and flush with the main surface. The mechanism operates entirely on traditional wood joinery without modern steel tracks or gears.
Dimensions
Width: 37" (an exceptionally narrow, elegant profile perfect for narrow dining rooms)
Length (Closed): Approx. 60" (Comfortably seats 4 to 6)
Length (Fully Extended): 102" (Seats 8 to 10 comfortably)
2 Self-Storing Breadboard Ends
Excellent Antique Condition with Authentic Patina See less