Invite elegance to your table with this 1970s extendable dining table, fully restored and featuring exceptional finishes. Made of light ash, its sculptural central base adds a touch of sophistication, while the ash veneer top provides a welcoming surface for your meals. Easily deploy the extension to transition from an intimate meal to a beautiful setting for six guests, all while enjoying the clear matte varnish finish that ensures lasting protection. Some signs of use bear witness to its history. Ideal for accommodating 4 to 6 people. Diameter: 115 cm Length with extensions: 152 cm Height: 75 cm A brief history of the dining table Long absent from interiors, the dining table only appeared as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, meals were served on simple trestles that were stored away after the meal to free up space. Whether round, oval, or rectangular, it is defined by its generous top supported by a central base or at four corners. Also known as a "dining room table" or "reception table," it is the beating heart of the home, designed to anchor moments of sharing with durability and style.
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Invite elegance to your table with this 1970s extendable dining table, fully restored and featuring exceptional finishes. Made of light ash, its sculptural central base adds a touch of sophistication, while the ash veneer top provides a welcoming surface for your meals. Easily deploy the extension to transition from an intimate meal to a beautiful setting for six guests, all while enjoying the clear matte varnish finish that ensures lasting protection. Some signs of use bear witness to its history. Ideal for accommodating 4 to 6 people. Diameter: 115 cm Length with extensions: 152 cm Height: 75 cm A brief history of the dining table Long absent from interiors, the dining table only appeared as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, meals were served on simple trestles that were stored away after the meal to free up space. Whether round, oval, or rectangular, it is defined by its generous top supported by a central base or at four corners. Also known as a "dining room table" or "reception table," it is the beating heart of the home, designed to anchor moments of sharing with durability and style.