Art Deco Bird’s Eye Maple Draw Leaf Extending Dining Table | 1930s Pedestal Dining Table

The table extends effortlessly using its integrated draw-leaf mechanism, allowing the concealed extension leaves to slide out from beneath the main top to create a generous dining surface while maintaining its elegant proportions. The beautifully figured bird’s eye maple veneer gives the piece warmth and character, while the distinctive pedestal base offers excellent legroom.

Perfect for both everyday use and entertaining, comfortably seating four when closed and up to six when extended.

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Details

* Original Art Deco dining table
* Circa 1930s–1940s
* Bird’s eye maple veneer
* Draw-leaf extending mechanism
* Sculptural pedestal base
* Elegant shaped ends
* Seats 4–6 people
* Solid, sturdy construction
* Professionally cleaned and ready for use

Dimensions

* Width (closed): 107 cm
* Width (fully extended): 168 cm
* Depth: 76 cm
* Height: 77 cm

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Condition

Good vintage condition.

The table displays age-related wear, light marks and a gentle patina consistent with its age and use. The bird’s eye maple veneer retains excellent colour and attractive figuring throughout. The extending leaves operate smoothly, and the table is structurally solid, stable and ready for everyday use.

Dimensions

* Width (closed): 107 cm
* Width (fully extended): 168 cm
* Depth: 76 cm
* Height: 77 cm

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Condition

Good vintage condition.

The table displays age-related wear, light marks and a gentle patina consistent with its age and use. The bird’s eye maple veneer retains excellent colour and attractive figuring throughout. The extending leaves operate smoothly, and the table is structurally solid, stable and ready for everyday use.