This mahogany drop-leaf table, dating to the early 1920s, reflects the craftsmanship of the Robert W. Irwin Furniture Co. The Grand Rapids furniture maker was celebrated for fine mahogany pieces and Duncan Phyfe revival designs throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This table features elegant harp motif legs and refined decorative work, hallmarks of the neoclassical style. Its versatile design makes it ideal for use as a small dining table when the leaves are extended or as an accent piece when closed. Wear is consistent with age, and one drop leaf requires minor reinforcement for optimal stability. A distinctive piece with historical character, ready for its next chapter. Included is a picture of the piece from Royal Furniture’s 1923 Trade Catalog.
Available as is, fully restored, or refinished to specification.
Dimensions: Closed - 36"W x 25"D x 29.5"H; Open - 58.5"W
This mahogany drop-leaf table, dating to the early 1920s, reflects the craftsmanship of the Robert W. Irwin Furniture Co. The Grand Rapids furniture maker was celebrated for fine mahogany pieces and Duncan Phyfe revival designs throughout the 1920s and 1930s. This table features elegant harp motif legs and refined decorative work, hallmarks of the neoclassical style. Its versatile design makes it ideal for use as a small dining table when the leaves are extended or as an accent piece when closed. Wear is consistent with age, and one drop leaf requires minor reinforcement for optimal stability. A distinctive piece with historical character, ready for its next chapter. Included is a picture of the piece from Royal Furniture’s 1923 Trade Catalog.
Available as is, fully restored, or refinished to specification.
Dimensions: Closed - 36"W x 25"D x 29.5"H; Open - 58.5"W
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