Extendable oak table - French Reconstruction style 1950

Superb solid oak dining table from the 1950s, showcasing the craftsmanship of post-war French cabinetmaking. Its understated and elegant design is rooted in the great tradition of the Reconstruction style, featuring slightly curved saber legs, a characteristic signature of French workshops from this period. The tabletop, framed with a carefully crafted moulding and mitred joints at the corners, reveals a beautifully warm golden honey hue, remarkably well preserved. The apron includes a round knob drawer on one side and recessed rectangular handles, combining functionality and aesthetics. Its main asset: an integrated sliding extension system that allows the length to be adjusted according to your needs, from 90 cm up to approximately 220 cm. Ideal for both daily family meals and large dinners with friends. In generally good condition, showing slight signs of wear that are perfectly normal and consistent with its age, contributing to its authenticity and vintage charm. Dimensions: H. 76 cm × L. Extendable up to 220 cm × W. 90 cm. Length without extensions 1.30m. Weight: 25 kg. A piece of character, sturdy and timeless, that will fit well in both a classic interior and a contemporary decor seeking the warmth of old wood. Available for 490 €.