Early 19th Century Maple Harvest Farmhouse Dining Table Expands to almost 8 Feet Furniture_Storage Pieces_Armoires Titled “Le Garrot” and signed

Titled “Le Garrot” and signed Travies del and Manceau sc

Signed watercolor Portrait Painting of Gentleman with Pince Nez by listed artist Georgina Iserbyt circa 1940

The drawer fronts with beautiful carefully matched rosewood veneers

75” x W 9” x D 4

Early 19th Century Maple Harvest Farmhouse Dining Table Expands to almost 8 Feet Furniture_Storage Pieces_Armoires Titled “Le Garrot” and signedThis early American primitive harvest table can be three different sizes, allowing for easy storage and versatility for smaller living spaces. It would have been in a 19th century home and expanded to celebrate the harvest or for any extended family celebration. Set on lovely hand turned legs, this table that can seat from four to ten people is classic Americana. DETAILS Country: US Condition: Very Good Year: Early 19th C Dimensions: H 28. 25 x H