Baroque Extendable Dining Table

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Original Oak Veneered Neo-Baroque Refectory Table. Dimensions: Height x Width x Depth 79 x 158 x 104 cm, extendable by … Read more Original Oak Veneered Neo-Baroque Refectory Table. Dimensions: Height x Width x Depth 79 x 158 x 104 cm, extendable by 130 cm to 288 cm. For sale is an impressive refectory table from the Historicism/Neo-Baroque period, circa 1875. A powerful statement piece with a stately presence, it immediately commands attention with its turned Baroque legs and solid frame. The turned columns rest on a sturdy H-shaped base, lending the table the stability and dignity one expects from prestigious dining furniture of the late 19th century. The generous tabletop captivates with its warm wood color and a beautiful, naturally developed patina. The original, age-appropriate condition underscores the authenticity of this piece – not a modern copy, but honest craftsmanship matured over decades. The surface displays a charming, vibrant expression with natural wood grain, giving the table depth and character. Of particular note is the ingenious sliding mechanism with internal extension leaves. These can be conveniently pulled out and unfolded from both sides, extending the table by approximately 1.30 meters. The mechanism functions flawlessly and testifies to the high craftsmanship of the period around 1875. When extended, it creates an impressive table, ideal for large family gatherings, festive occasions, or stylish meetings. Whether used as a dining table, conference table, library table, or as a striking standalone piece in a spacious living room, this piece of furniture combines functionality with sophisticated elegance. Furniture from the Historicist period around 1875 is enjoying increasing popularity, as it combines classic design with practical usability and also offers lasting value. Care instructions: The surface should be dusted regularly with a soft, dry cloth. To refresh the finish, an occasional application of high-quality beeswax or a suitable furniture oil is recommended. Extreme fluctuations in humidity and direct, strong sunlight should be avoided to preserve the furniture's longevity. Further information on the Historicism and Neo-Baroque periods (around 1875) can be found in specialist literature on 19th-century European furniture art, as well as in auction catalogs from renowned art and antiques houses. This is a truly dream piece that you should treat yourself to while it is still available. See less