A Large Late 20thC Golden Oak Extending French Farmhouse Dining Table c.1970-80

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

A Large Late 20thC Golden Oak Extending French Farmhouse Dining Table c.1970-80Origin: French Period: Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1970 90 Length: 71 or 110 with Leaves Depth: 33 Height: 29 The late twentieth century golden oak dining table having a thick plank top over a central drawer to block legs, the whole extending to over nine feet long with the additional end leaves, and being very well made with fine timbers. The condition is fine with no deficiencies to note. The leaves slide in easily as does the central

lived in Pitsea in Essex and died in around 1960

Depth: 15 inches

pin mounted on a buff coloured ground and framed and glazed in an accessible

A white marble figure by Maximilien-Henri Hiolle of Marie-Adelaide De Savoie as Diana the Huntress

represents the last partition between life and death

the whole raised upon a plinth base

This is most likely an immigrant’s trunk

wrote a famous poem about the corncrake

Her most famous works are ‘Wont You Buy My Pretty Flowers’ of 1887 and her portrait of Annie Horniman

It has an extremely unpleasant taste & would often be given via a special spoon with a hollow handle

There are brackets for wall mounting and also wire verso for the same purpose

and situated in a contemporary setting