early American style drop leaf dining table work table

early American style drop leaf dining table work tableAn Early American drop leaf dining table defined by its length and notably narrow profile when closed, creating a refined, elongated silhouette. The plank style top and turned legs are finished in a deep, warm tone that brings out the natural variation of the wood. With the leaves raised, the table opens into a generous dining surface, while the closed form offers a streamlined footprint suited for flexible placement. Its proportions allow it to move

Buyer assumes all responsibility for handling and use after purchase

This is a pair of vintage Syroco style bookends circa 1940

Well balanced in scale

This is a Replogle illuminated globe dating to 1949

hand braided and knotted

garden ledge

It has a deep v-neck line with flutter sleeves and black satin ribbon ties at the shoulders

It has one handle and a handled lid

grounded form and subtle sculptural quality make it both functional and decorative

87 cm Depth 20

Small break in the copper near one of the foot connections

and round upholstered seat