Beautiful vintage drop-leaf table in the Arts & Crafts / Mission style, crafted circa 1930s. The piece is made from a combination of solid pine and oak — the top and panels are pine with visible grain and a honey-brown finish, while the stretcher and turned legs are oak for added strength and contrast. Each side features a hand-carved floral motif , reflecting the craftsmanship typical of the late Arts & Crafts era transitioning into Mission style. The twin drop leaves fold down neatly for compact storage and open to create a larger work or dining surface, making it ideal for smaller spaces. Condition: Overall sturdy and functional with typical wear from age and use. The hinge connecting the center top and one drop leaf has an old repair (replacement screws in mismatched color). Minor scratches, surface wear, and small splits from natural wood movement. None of these affect stability or usability. Dimensions (approx.): Folded: 11"W Top & 14.5"W Bottom × 28.5"H × 30"L Both Leaves Up: 42"W x 30"L x 28.5"H" Center panel: 10"W × 30"L Each leaf: 16"W × 30"L Weight: 37.3 lb Material: Solid pine (top and panels), oak (legs and stretcher) Finish: Warm honey-brown varnish Era: Circa 1930s Style: Arts & Crafts / Mission A charming and compact example of early 20th-century American craftsmanship — perfect as an accent, sewing, or occasional table in an Arts & Crafts-inspired interior. Local Pickup is FREE. (Zip code 91733) Local Delivery is FREE ~ Up to $60. (Los Angeles and Orange County Area)
