Extendable Dining Table
Table (Dining Table) · Traditional / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Unmarked commercial manufacturer, consistent with mid-market American or imported mass-market dining room furniture.
Type
Table (Dining Table)
Style Period
Traditional / Transitional (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Primary wood species is likely cherry or maple with a smooth veneer top surface and solid wood edge banding and legs.
Age Estimate
Circa 1990-2015, based on the style, construction hardware, and finish.
Dimensions
Estimated height of 30 inches, width of 42 inches, and length of 60 inches (expandable). Standard sizing for a mid-to-large family dining table.
Origin
Likely manufactured in North America or Asia for the global retail furniture market.
Designer/Maker
Unmarked commercial manufacturer, consistent with mid-market American or imported mass-market dining room furniture.
Value Estimate
Retail replacement value estimated between $400 to $900 depending on the specific brand and solid wood percentage.
Description
A classic, functional wooden dining table featuring a warm amber-cherry finish and clean, versatile lines. Designed for everyday family dining as well as hosting guests thanks to its extension capability, it offers a warm, inviting presence in a traditional or transitional dining space.
Key Features
Smooth multi-board top design, warm reddish-brown finish, tapered or straight legs, and hidden extension mechanisms.
Color & Finish
Warm medium-to-amber brown cherry stain with a semi-gloss satin lacquer finish, highlighting a smooth, even sheen.
Construction Method
Factory-manufactured with integrated leaf slide tracks for extension, combining solid wood elements and high-grade veneered panels.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard modern mortise-and-tenon and dowel joints for the frame legs, with precision-machined sliding metal tracks for the leaf mechanism.
Wood Grain & Species
Straight to subtle cathedral grain pattern typical of cherry or select maple, evenly stained without heavy figuring.
Surface Treatment
Clear protective lacquer topcoat over stain, applied via professional factory spraying for uniform protection and smooth tactile feel.
Upholstery Details
Not applicable to this table.
Hardware & Fittings
Internal steel table leaf slides and alignment pins located beneath the tabletop joinery.
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in North America or Asia for the global retail furniture market.
Condition Notes
Very good overall condition. Surface shows minimal wear with clean, well-maintained finish and fully functional mechanics.
Interesting Facts
Extendable dining tables utilizing center-leaf sliding mechanisms date back to the 19th century, drastically revolutionizing how dining spaces accommodated varying numbers of guests.
Cultural Significance
The dining table remains the cultural hearth of the home, serving as the central gathering place for family meals, celebrations, and daily conversation.
Similar Pieces
Often compared to drop-leaf tables or trestle tables, but distinguished by its sliding apron mechanism and removable central leaves.
Care & Maintenance
Clean regularly with a soft, damp microfiber cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and moisture; use coasters and trivets to protect the lacquer finish.
Value Estimate
Retail replacement value estimated between $400 to $900 depending on the specific brand and solid wood percentage.
Sustainability Notes
Constructed from long-lasting timber designed for decades of use, promoting furniture longevity over disposable flat-pack alternatives.