Item no. 1113 / Robert W. Irwin Co.

Georgian Mahogany and Burl Wood Double Pedestal Extension Dining Table by Irwin, Newly Refinished

$5,500.00

An exceptional Georgian, Chippendale, or Queen Anne style double pedestal extension dining table

By Robert W. Irwin Co.

USA, Circa 1940s

Stunning carved mahogany and burl wood top, with solid mahogany pedestals on casters.

Measures: 71.75″W x 40″D x 29.63″H. Extends up to to 126.75″W with five 11″ leaves.

Professionally refinished. Excellent condition.

Details
Brand/Designer
Robert W. Irwin Co.
Country
USA
Era
Circa 1940s
Material
Burlwood, Mahogany
Condition
Excellent
Dimensions
Width
29.63"
Depth
40"
Height
126.75"
Condition Notes
Professionally refinished. Excellent condition.

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