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Table with center leaf pop up

By Pattyman, 18 April, 2011
Description

This table has no identifing marks or labels, when table is opened by pulling on the ring located in the fronf of the table the leaf swings up into the center. the table looks like it is made from oak. the table has 2 spindal type legs on each side located in the center underneath.

Category
Furniture
Medium
oak
Distinguishing marks
None
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
Height 30" Top l 47.5"X W 21.5"
Date Period
unknown
Weight
unknown
History
Handed down through family members
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
hand me down through family
For Sale?
No
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Lovejoy

14 years 2 months ago

Re: Table with center leaf pop up

These date from the second quarter of the 20th century  and have recently become popular because of their portable nature. Closed up they can be used as a sofa or hall table, opened up, a small dining table, perfect for smaller homes and apartments. I see these sell for over $450.00

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barneskath

12 years ago

Re: Table with center leaf pop up

I have one of these tables only in dark wood and it also has been passed thru family my family is from england and scotland so not sure who it came from if you find anything about this table pleas let me know at [email protected] this table has been in my home all my life

 

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ebksmom

11 years ago

Re: Table with center leaf pop up

I have the same table exactly except mine is 60 inches long.  Everything else is the same.  Originally it was finished in what I'd call ebony or black which I believe is reminiscent of the 1920's.  I had it refinished many years ago to a golden oak color like yours.  The gentleman who refinished it advised me that it was made of three different kinds of wood but I can't remember what they were.  I think one part was Phillipine mahogany.  I'm not sure that any if it is oak.  

Since mine is considerably larger than yours, I wonder what it would be appraised for.  I am seriously considering selling it.  My daughter isn't interested in it.  Would love to know more history about it.  I'm amazed that I came upon the exact same table.

 

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