Description :

Elegant traditional-style wood dining room set featuring a rectangular dining table with a decorative parquet-style veneer top, gracefully curved edges, and substantial double pedestal bases.

The tabletop features an attractive geometric wood grain pattern with contrasting grain directions, creating a classic formal dining appearance. Two substantial turned pedestal supports rest on curved bases with decorative metal accent plates.

Accompanied by six coordinating dining chairs featuring carved wooden crest rails, woven cane backs, and upholstered seats in a neutral beige fabric. The set includes both armchairs and side chairs.

The table also includes removable extension leaves, shown separately in the photographs, allowing for additional seating when entertaining. Exact number of leaves and fit should be verified during preview.

A beautiful traditional dining set suitable for a formal dining room, large breakfast area, or classic home interior.

Approx. Measurements

Dining table: approximately 66–76" long × 38–44" wide × 29–31" tall, without extension leaves

Extension leaves: approximately 12–18" wide each

Dining chairs: approximately 40–44" tall × 19–24" wide

Seat height: approximately 18–20"

Measurements are visual estimates and should be confirmed before purchase.

Condition

Pre-owned vintage condition with visible surface scratches, scuffs, finish wear, and minor edge wear throughout the tabletop and chair frames.

Some chair backs show areas of discoloration and wear to the woven cane. Upholstered seats show signs of age and use. The wood finish has areas of rubbing, particularly along exposed edges and corners.

Extension leaves and associated components are pictured separately. Completeness and operation of the extension mechanism have not been verified.

Buyer is solely responsible for disassembly, moving, loading, and transportation. Seller does not provide moving assistance.

Sold as-is, where-is.

Historical Note

Traditional double pedestal dining tables became especially popular in American furniture design during the late 20th century, drawing inspiration from earlier English and European formal dining furniture.

Decorative parquet-style veneers, turned pedestal bases, carved chair crests, and woven cane backs were frequently incorporated into dining sets of the 1970s through 1990s.

These designs remain popular for their substantial construction, classic appearance, and versatility in traditional interiors.

Estimated Value

250–500