Null Provençal cherry wood extending table. Straight frame on jointed baluster l…

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Provençal cherry wood extending table. Straight frame on jointed baluster legs, connected underneath by wide bars. Slightly protruding top, extendable on the short sides. H. 77 cm. 181/309 cm x 81 cm. A French cherrywood dining table. France. 19th century.

1978

Provençal cherry wood extending table. Straight frame on jointed baluster legs, connected underneath by wide bars. Slightly protruding top, extendable on the short sides. H. 77 cm. 181/309 cm x 81 cm. A French cherrywood dining table. France. 19th century.

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