Art Deco monastery dining table, extendable, stripped in solid oak 230.

Large extendable dining table made of solid oak in the Henri II / neo-Renaissance or French country style, which has been stripped to a natural finish and presents a raw/natural wood appearance. It is ready to be varnished, waxed, oiled, etc. Dating from the 1930s, it is in very good condition and can accommodate between 6 and 10 people around a good meal thanks to its 2 extensions that easily slide under the main tabletop. The tabletop features a marquetry design resembling Versailles parquet. The base consists of 4 large twisted legs richly carved with acanthus leaves and balls, connected by an H-shaped stretcher. Ideal for equipping a country house, a gîte, a charming Airbnb, or a large dining room. The table can be disassembled into 4 blocks for transport (the central tabletop, 2 extensions, and the overall structure of the legs). There is the option to apply a clear matte or satin varnish finish, medium oak satin varnish, light oak satin varnish, golden oak satin varnish, or dark oak matte varnish for an additional €150. For other finishes, please add the cost of the varnish. Length without extensions: 130 cm, total length: 226 cm (extensions 2x48 cm), depth: 100 cm, height of the apron: 60/77 cm.