Antique Expandable Tables

carved corner-blocks ending with brass casters. With an accompanying leaf. The table easily expands and

table that has three leaves, allowing it expand from 44" up to 91". It is a combination of woods with

Circa 1920's expandable walnut table manufactured in Los Angeles by The Mc Clellan Cie. 30.5" H x

elegance. The hidden reveal leaf adds a touch of magic to the table, expanding its capacity effortlessly

Empire style table expands from a beautiful round shape to grow and grow with the addition of up to all

A highly unusual and striking 18th century expanding French cherrywood dining table, the top

function to expand the table is still there. The pedestal actually separates in half and pulls apart with

. This table expands from 61 inches long to 114 inches long by way of its original hand crank and steel

wear to the top of the table Mechanism works well to expand the table B2914 Measures: 63"W x 43

expands the table to almost double the size Lovely quality and great design Table is very heavy and

more, in just a few seconds. This particular table expands from 18.75? wide to 53? in width with a

19th century walnut French collapsible server. Press two concealed buttons, the table will expand

Unique Form of Console Table which expands to form Three Tier Etagere.

A three section, expandable, sterling silver table plateau. Made in Belgium by the one of the

expanding dining table with a segmented top in 1835. After Jupe’s death, the firm traded as ‘Johnstone and

French multipurpose expandable work table with single drawer and turned legs. The top opens up to a

Antique solid oak expandable coffee table, France, late 18th century. 68 wide, 112.5 wide when

A stunning rectangular dining table in black lacquered wood with double curved supports over wood

Empire in design this magnificent round split pedestal banquet table will expand with four original

. The facade of the table has a single drawer with a simple brass key hole. The table expands using the

tables expanded to appeal to middle class homes too. By the mid-1800s, the new ‘sewing machines’ were in

paw feet, continuous screw mechanism with crank for easily expanding or contracting the table, circa

Beautiful French Nutwood expandable dining table by Adolphe Hector Goumain from circa 1900-1920