Antique Extending Dining Table Seats 14

An extraordinary and rare Oak Gothic Revival extending dining table, meticulously crafted and adorned by a Master Cabinetmaker in the late 19th century (circa 1880). This remarkable piece features a sliding interlinked extending system, allowing the table to seamlessly expand from 67 inches to an impressive 145 inches (12 feet 1 inch). Adding to its ingenuity, the table boasts hidden legs with brass casters that descend to provide additional support when extended, ensuring stability and functionality. This beautiful table has a storied past, spending a significant part of its life on display at the Musee de la Renaissance in Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, located in the southwest of France. It was loaned from a renowned Chateau near Bordeaux, as depicted in the last photo. Designed to accommodate grand gatherings, this exceptional Gothic Revival dining table comfortably seats 14 individuals. Its exquisite craftsmanship, ingenious extending mechanism, and historical significance make it an awe-inspiring centerpiece for any dining space. Embrace the splendor and magnificence of this exceptional piece, embodying timeless beauty and masterful artistry. Sizes Length Closed 67" (170.2cm) Length Open 145.6" (370cm) Width 51.2"(130cm) Height 29.7""(75.4cm)