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Item no. 7296 / John Widdicomb

John Widdicomb Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency Black Lacquer and Brass Dining Table, Newly Refinished

Original price was: $4,995.00.Current price is: $3,235.00.

An exceptional mid-century modern Hollywood Regency extension dining table

By John Widdicomb

USA, 1950s

Black lacquered cherry wood, with brass-capped feet.

Measures: 97″W x 40″D x 29″H (fully extended). The table has four 18.75″ leaves and measures 22″W with no leaves. Could be used as a console table when not extended.

Expertly refinished. Excellent condition.

Details
Brand/Designer
John Widdicomb
Country
USA
Era
1950s
Material
Cherry | Brass
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
Width
97"
Depth
40"
Height
29"
Condition Notes
Expertly refinished. Excellent condition.


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