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A stripped-pine drop leaf table is placed to take advantage of fresh air and garden views. Lace-edged embroidered mats dating from the early party part of this century mark place settings. On the table, a 'spooner' made of faceted glass holds extra flatware.
Country Living: Country Decorating, 1988
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18th Century Georgian Mahogany Pembroke Table
A Very Good Quality Late 18th Century, Georgian Sheraton Period, Mahogany Pembroke Table, Having Well Figured Two Flap Top With Inlaid Strung Decoration, Over One Frieze Drawer, Opposed By False Drawer To Reverse, Raised On Elegant Square Tapered Legs, Terminating With Original Brass Castors.
A live edge console table with a drop leaf and lower shelf. Red oak and Steel.
Love this granny-chic look- ignore old wallpaper, hang a floral curtain, and paint a drop-leaf table to use as a handy desk. I have a whole set of metal chairs like the one shown here- they’re so comfy and durable.
Intra Console Dining Table
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"It protects and beautifies" ad for Johnson's Polishing Wax in Woman's Home Companion, April 1928
The picture shows a very typical "early American" dining room of the type so popular in the early 20th century, with a drop-leaf table and comb-back Windsor chairs with rush seats, a corner cabinet, and a small spindle-legged side table. The floor might be intended for brick or terracotta quarry tile, but it's most likely meant to be linoleum, which was incredibly popular at the time, especially in dining rooms and kitchens.
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Gio Ponti Drop Leaf Apta Table, Italy, 1970
The New Decorating Book, 1997
