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Swedish wortelnotenhout table (1900–1910) with a coulissen mechanism that converts a round top into an oval by adding loose inlay leaves; dimensions 210 cm W × 92 cm D × 78 cm H (underside 66 cm), in fair heavily used condition with possible missing small parts.
Description from the seller
There is a small blemish on the tabletop and on a loose board; see photo. There are three leaves; the original leaves had been lost and were later added separately, made of walnut wood. I was told.
Wood type & veneer: The tabletop has a striking and decorative pattern that is characteristic of burl wood (root walnut) or flower mahogany.
Coulisse system: The table is equipped with a wooden sliding mechanism (the coulisses). When the two halves of the round top are pulled apart, there is space in the middle to place one or more loose inlay leaves (intermediate leaves). This changes the round table into a spacious oval dining table. [1] (https://www.antiekarcade.nl/antiek/antieke-tafels/antieke-ronde-tafel-2/), [2] (https://antiekboerderijstory.nl/product/antieke-coulissentafel-met-3-inlegbladen-130cm-280-cm/)
Stijl & Voet: The table rests on a sturdy central column pedestal that extends into a stable four- or three-legged base, a design that is common in furniture from the Biedermeier, Directoire, or Gründerzeit periods.
There is a small blemish on the tabletop and on a loose board; see photo. There are three leaves; the original leaves had been lost and were later added separately, made of walnut wood. I was told.
Wood type & veneer: The tabletop has a striking and decorative pattern that is characteristic of burl wood (root walnut) or flower mahogany.
Coulisse system: The table is equipped with a wooden sliding mechanism (the coulisses). When the two halves of the round top are pulled apart, there is space in the middle to place one or more loose inlay leaves (intermediate leaves). This changes the round table into a spacious oval dining table. [1] (https://www.antiekarcade.nl/antiek/antieke-tafels/antieke-ronde-tafel-2/), [2] (https://antiekboerderijstory.nl/product/antieke-coulissentafel-met-3-inlegbladen-130cm-280-cm/)
Stijl & Voet: The table rests on a sturdy central column pedestal that extends into a stable four- or three-legged base, a design that is common in furniture from the Biedermeier, Directoire, or Gründerzeit periods.

