1960s Mastercraft Furniture Midcentury Hollywood Regency Burlwood Dining Table

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Discover the beauty and elegance of this vintage 1960s extendable Mastercraft dining table, a testament to superior craftsmanship and timeless … more Discover the beauty and elegance of this vintage 1960s extendable Mastercraft dining table, a testament to superior craftsmanship and timeless design. Crafted from high-quality wood, this exquisite table is adorned with a unique Olive ash burl veneer, adding a touch of luxury to any dining space. Expertly restored to its former glory, the table features a distinctive four-leaf clover tabletop, making it a perfect fit for small dining rooms when fully closed.

The tabletop rests on a sturdy carved pedestal base, highlighted by a polished flat brass molding. For added versatility, the tabletop opens easily in the center, allowing for the addition of three original 20-inch leaves, providing ample space for extra guests and making it ideal for gatherings and celebrations. Two additional legs drop down when the table is fully extended, ensuring complete stability. Newly stained and finished with a clear satin lacquer, this table's aesthetic appeal and longevity are enhanced.

Ready to become the focal point of your home for years to come, this vintage extendable dining table seamlessly combines style, functionality, and craftsmanship. The table reflects the elegant simplicity and functionality characteristic of the Biedermeier style, which emphasizes clean lines, minimal ornamentation, and practical design. Designed by William Doezema in a Mid-Century Modern aesthetic, known for its emphasis on simplicity, clean lines, and functional versatility. The polished brass molding and clear satin lacquer finish add a touch of modern sophistication, enhancing the table's overall appeal and durability.

The table was distributed by Charak Furniture Company. Charak was established in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1919. It earned a reputation for exceptional design and durability, and the 1920s were a period of high production for the brand. less