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Re: Convertible drop leaf dining/coffee table
Sorry a couple of the pics are upside down and sideways
Re: Convertible drop leaf dining/coffee table
Fixed it Nevermind lol
Re: Convertible drop leaf dining/coffee table
Based on the images it does appear to be post World War Two (1945). They were designed for use in small apartments, converting to hall, coffee or sofa tables when not used as dining tables. Demand for them currently is weak, unless they are by a noted designer, in which case they were generally well marked. At auction comparables often sell for under $150.00 theses days.