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Updated traditional design crafted from mahogany veneers, bleached mahogany, and select hardwoods available in the Cohesion finishes. Features include a radial veneer match top with a straight grain border and tapered legs.
Hooker Furniture
In a softly rounded form with wire-brushed greige and antique white finish on quartered white oak, the Affinity 48-inch round table extends to 66 inches with the 18-inch leaf in place. Soft, rounded forms combine with sand-blasted greige and antique white finishes to create an inviting transitional boutique collection in Affinity. The main finish for the 20-piece collection of bedroom, dining room, occasional, accents and home entertainment is a wire-brushed greige (gray/beige) on quartered white oak. Pewter and antique white hardware and soft linen fabrics add intrigue.
perfect table! fits in the space perfectly and has a leaf included to expand if we have guest over!. Elizabeth. Lakewood, OH. 2024-10-28 16:26:02
Stickley
With a light, airy base composed of sculptural ellipses, the Walnut Grove Round Dining Table offers a flexible and beautiful option for dining. It parts in the middle to accommodate two 18-inch leaves, taking on a new identity as it expands from an intimate 46-inch round top to an 82-inch long table with race track ends.
Home Trends & Design
The Calabasas collection is a testament to the serene beauty of coastal California. Characterized by its solid mango wood construction and cane accents, these pieces ensure durability and a timeless appeal. Each item in this collection is thoughtfully designed to bring warmth and style into your home. Featuring a rich hand-applied finish, this dining chair allows for effortless integration into various design schemes.
Sarreid Ltd
The Giselle jupe table exemplifies a transitional style. The herringbone marquetry on the top and the curved facets of the octagonal base make it a beautiful and functional addition to any dining space. Sarreid's newly reengineered jupe dining tables bring a timeless 19th-century innovation into the modern age. Featuring a self-storing expansion mechanism crafted from extruded aluminum, these tables expand effortlessly, providing both smooth operation and simplified assembly.
Combining the time-worn white daisy finish on the base and the warm honey finish in a soft brown tone on the top, the Americana round pedestal dining table harkens back to a simpler, genteel time. Crafted of oak veneers with a solid wood edge top, it has a carved pedestal base. With the 22-inch leaf in place, the table extends to 76 inches round and accommodates up to two coordinating benches and two armchairs and up to 8 coordinating armchairs or side chairs. Without the leaf, it accommodates up to 6 coordinating arm or side chairs.
Bernhardt
This white oak dining table with a pewter finish is a classic. Its round wood top rests on a wooden base crafted from four legs, each one designed as a half-circle, resting on a bottom wood base. An 18” leaf allows the table to expand, graciously seating even more friends and family members.
Century
This Regency-inspired Oval Dining Table features the finest mahogany, boxwood, and crotch veneers, fluted aprons & bold tapered legs all finished in a distressed black, gold, and warm mahogany finish. The two 24" leaves are stored conveniently inside the top cavity protected and out of the way.
The table is much longer than I thought it would be even though I did know the length layed it out. When delivered the delivery people said it was one heavy table. I’m redoing the area so after completing I’ll post a picture. It is a nice looking table.. PJN. Peoria, IL. 2024-04-08 08:05:28
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Round expanding mahogany dining room table with leaves. A traditional round pedestal table that can be used at 60-inches round for seating 4 to 6 people or it can expand with three leaves to become a 10-foot-long oval dining table for seating up to 12 people. This table can be used with no leaves, one, two or all three leaves and each leaf adds 20-inches to the table’s overall length. The tabletop is decorated with pie-cut flame mahogany Veneers and finished with solid mahogany edging, and everything is finished with an extra dark walnut color. This dark walnut finish was developed for transitional homes decorated with pastel colors and for historic homes with dark trim and patina. It is a very dark, rich color that is virtually black in a dim lit dining room. The pedestals are very heavy and significant, the out-sweeping saber legs are made from solid mahogany and the legs are reinforced with inset steel support braces. The feet are capped in a heavy brass cap and levelers. Table is manufactured with American made steel table slides. An heirloom designer-grade round expansion table.
Gabby
The traditionally styled Whitlock dining table's spacious oval tabletop can comfortably accommodate family and guests. The Mindi wood tabletop features a pie-shaped veneer pattern and is finished in rich on the apron and base.
This round dining table is a timeless anchor for your dining room, traditional design elements with modern durability. Made from solid mango wood and finished in antique oak, it’s designed to resist moisture and scratches while showcasing the natural grain and knots that make each piece unique. The pedestal base adds sculptural interest, while the 60” diameter offers generous space for up to six guests — perfect for everything from cozy family dinners to celebratory meals.
Round expanding dark mahogany dining room table with two leaves. This table can be used with no leaves, one leaf, or both leaves. The pedestals are very heavy and significant, the out-sweeping saber legs are made from solid mahogany and the legs are reinforced with inset steel support braces. The feet are capped in a heavy brass cap and levelers. The table is manufactured with American-made steel table slides. An heirloom designer-grade round expansion table.
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