Art Deco extending dining table with sculptural pedestal base, 1930s

A striking Art Deco extendable dining table from the 1930s, defined by its strong architectural presence and sculptural central pedestal base. The table features a beautifully proportioned rectangular top with softly rounded corners and a solid perimeter frame, surrounding finely veneered panels in a warm mahogany tone with a rich, natural patina. Subtle, integrated wooden pulls reveal a seamlessly engineered extension mechanism, allowing the table to expand while maintaining its clean, monolithic appearance. The base is particularly distinctive: a bold, semi-cylindrical wooden pedestal anchored by a geometric cross-shaped foot in a combination of steel and brass. This interplay of materials adds both visual contrast and structural clarity, characteristic of European Art Deco design of the interwar period. The table extends from 155 cm to 290 cm via a seamlessly integrated extension system, offering both functionality and sculptural presence. Likely originating from France or Belgium, this piece embodies the architectural qualities and material sensibility of early 20th century Art Deco furniture. Good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Minor surface marks and light abrasions consistent with use. The patina of the wood and metal elements has been well preserved. Structurally sound and fully functional.