**Signed Maison Jansen Louis XVI Style Extension Dining Table, Circa 1930s** This exceptional **signed Maison Jansen dining table** from the **1930s** exudes Parisian elegance and timeless refinement. Expertly crafted in the **Louis XVI style**, it features a stunning **mahogany frame** enriched with **gilt-bronze ormolu mounts** that highlight the clean neoclassical lines and meticulous craftsmanship for which Maison Jansen became world-renowned. The table includes **three 10-inch leaves**, extending its length to comfortably to 104.5inches seat a large gathering while maintaining its graceful oval proportions. The fluted, tapering legs are capped with gilt-bronze sabots, each accented by laurel and ribbon motifs, lending the piece an understated grandeur. The rich mahogany top showcases a lustrous original polish, bordered with a **bronze trim** that adds sophistication and durability. Founded in **1880 by Jean-Henri Jansen**, **Maison Jansen** became the first truly global interior design firm, celebrated for its mastery of historical revival styles blended with modern elegance. The firm designed interiors for elite clients such as **the Duke and Duchess of Windsor**, **Elsie de Wolfe**, and **Jacqueline Kennedy’s White House restoration**. **Keywords:** Maison Jansen dining table, Louis XVI style table, French neoclassical furniture, mahogany and bronze dining table, Parisian design, signed Jansen table, 1930s French furniture.