Mid-19th century French extendable dining table in the Neoclassical Louis XVI style, sourced from Provence, France. Hand-crafted from solid walnut, the table presents a rectangular folding top with original metal hinges that pivots smoothly around a wooden dowel, extending to a generous 7’4” in length. Beneath the tabletop, a discreet storage compartment reflects the table’s original practical design. The piece is supported by tapered, hand-carved fluted legs with block capitals, showcasing the timeless refinement of the Louis XVI profile. The apron clearance measures 23.75 inches from floor to underside, allowing comfortable seating. This table has been structurally revised and carefully restored, ensuring stability while maintaining its authenticity. The surface has been gently polished, bringing out the naturally aged patina and warm walnut grain. Age-appropriate wear, minor splits, and character marks remain visible, consistent with its long history of use. - Origin: Provence, France - Period: Mid 19th Century - Materials: Walnut - Dimensions: W 48.25" (closed) / 89" (extended) x D 44.25" x H 30.75" (closed) / 29.75" (extended) - Apron clearance: 23.75" - Condition: The table has been structurally restored and the wood gently polished, showcasing excellent joinery and craftsmanship. It retains a naturally aged patina with age-appropriate wear and character, including minor splits in the wood consistent with its history.