Vintage Art Deco Waterfall Extension Dining Table

Description : Vintage wood extension dining table with strong Art Deco and Waterfall design elements, including rounded waterfall-style apron edges, fluted corner supports, stepped feet, book-matched veneer side panels, and a lower stretcher shelf. The rectangular top separates at the center to accept an extension leaf, which is included. Warm contrasting wood tones and prominent veneer grain give the table substantial period character. Visible condition includes scratches, finish wear, scuffs, edge wear, and a notable crack/damage to the veneered apron area. A distinctive restoration candidate suitable for dining, a large worktable, or adaptive reuse.

Era
Early to mid-20th century.

Style
Art Deco / Waterfall.

Technique
Wood furniture construction with decorative veneer, book-matched side panels, rounded veneered apron work, vertically fluted supports, layered base molding, and an expandable tabletop with removable extension leaf.

Tools Used
Woodworking saws, planes, chisels, veneer tools, clamps, routers or molding tools, sanding tools, drills, and finishing brushes.

History
Streamlined furniture with dramatic veneers, rounded edges, fluting, and geometric details became popular during the Art Deco period. Extension tables combined this decorative approach with practical flexibility for larger gatherings.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown.

Measurements
60" W x 40" D x 30" T.

Suggested Weight
Approximately 110–140 lbs., including extension leaf.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
Approximately 64" L x 44" W x 34" H, before palletizing or additional protective packaging.

Music
1930s–1940s big band, swing, and jazz.

Item Number : P17300

Category : Dining Table

Brand : Unknown