Description
Sculptural oak rectangular dining table w/ 1 extension leaf. We sanded down and restored this piece and it is now ready for anther 30 years. unique American design by unknown designer. Each of the 2 bases are made up of solid oak. Please see all photos to ensure you know what you are buying. We include FREE SHIPPING in the listing price. Some exceptions apply, so please read the full shipping details below.
Condition report: Great condition after restoration. All surfaces are restored and finished. A few small remaining scratches. Leaf easily slide out and push in. An outstanding example of a rare piece. 9.5/10 condition rating.
Measurements: Open: 72 W x 40 D x 29.5 H
Closed: 60 W x 40 D x 29.5 H
Leaf adds: 12 in
Exceptions to free shipping: East Coast ($100 flat fee) Overseas, incl. HI & AL (location dependent, but shipping charged at cost) This item will be shipped through our professional and fully insured shipping company. We will need to confirm your shipping address and phone number so the driver can coordinate a date and time with you and deliver your item directly to your desired address. Upon shipment, we will be unable to provide a tracking number, but I will provide you the courier's contact information for you to call and check on your item. I cannot ship the item without your communication.
Processing takes about 7-10 days, while delivery should take between 2-4 weeks. We also offer pickup at our main office in Sacramento, CA for a discounted rate.
At Mid Century Sacramento, we source, restore, and carefully curate iconic 20th century/mid century modern designs to time capsule condition. We view good furniture design as the same as functional art and our goal is to put that art into your hands. Our services include staging, restoration, and reupholstery services. Per request, we can make any changes or updates (such as upholstery or restorations) to your item at cost through professional contractors Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Thank you for your interest in my item.
