Extendable table from the 1920s/1930s.

Solid oak table with a sculpted top at the corners resting on four curved legs in pairs shaped like a lyre, connected by a chrome metal crossbar, typical of furniture from the 1920s to 1930s. The table can be extended with two pine leaves made in 1996, each 49 cm wide, bringing the top to a length of 208 cm. Four additional legs are fixed under the top by means of a metal mechanism; they are unfolded when the two leaves are placed to ensure the stability of the whole. The entire piece needs to be treated against woodworm. One of the crossbar's cabochons is missing.