Item no. 2329 / Flint & Horner

Flint & Horner Georgian Burled Walnut Double Pedestal Extension Dining Table, Newly Refinished

$4,995.00

An exceptional Georgian or Regency style diminutive double pedestal extension dining table

By Flint & Horner

USA, Circa 1930s

Gorgeous book matched burled walnut top, with carved solid mahogany pedestals and brass paw feet on brass casters.

Measures: 66″W x 40″D x 30.13″H. Extends up to 77″W with one 11″ leaf.

Professionally refinished. Excellent condition.

Details
Brand/Designer
Flint & Horner
Country
USA
Era
Circa 1930s
Material
Brass, Burlwood, Mahogany, Walnut
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
Width
77"
Depth
40"
Height
30.13"
Condition Notes
Professionally refinished. Excellent condition.

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