1930s French Jules Leleu Art Deco Rosewood Extendable Dining Table

Description

An elegant 1930s French dining table attributed to Jules Leleu, sourced from Paris, France. Expertly hand-crafted from rosewood, it boasts … more An elegant 1930s French dining table attributed to Jules Leleu, sourced from Paris, France. Expertly hand-crafted from rosewood, it boasts a naturally aged patina that enhances its rich brown tone and striking grain. The table features a 5'1" rectangular top with gracefully rounded corners and comes with four loose leaves, allowing it to extend to an impressive 140"—perfect for accommodating 10 or more guests. The design offers flexibility, as the table can be used with one, two, three, or all four leaves. For added stability, collapsible support legs discreetly fold out when the table is fully extended. It rests on a refined pedestal base, joined by a trestle, and is adorned with decorative metal fittings. Solid and sturdy, this piece showcases exceptional joinery and craftsmanship, embodying the timeless elegance of Traditional French Art Deco.

- Origin: Paris, France

- Dimensions: Closed: W 61.25" x D 39.5" x H 29.25" - apron clearance 26.88" / Fully extended 140"

- Condition: The table has been structurally restored, with the wood retaining its naturally aged patina. It exhibits minor dents and scratches, consistent with its age and character. less