Antique Oak Draw-Leaf Dining Table w/ 6 Chairs Jacobean Tudor Revival 1910s–20s

Early 20th century solid oak dining table in the Jacobean / Tudor Revival style, circa 1910s–1920s, featuring a carved apron and elegantly shaped leg

This is a draw-leaf table, with self-storing leaves that slide out from each end—no separate leaves required.

Includes 6 chairs. Note: chairs are likely a later marriage and not original to the table.

Table retains its original extension mechanism with wood and metal slide supports. No maker’s mark present; however, based on construction, style, and regional origin, it was likely produced by Northern Furniture Company of Sheboygan, WI or a similar Midwest manufacturer.

Very good antique condition overall. Shows light scuffs, marks, and surface scratches consistent with age and normal use.

Note, one draw-leaf (right side when facing the table from the long side) sits slightly higher than the main surface when extended, creating a subtle ridge. Please refer to photo 16 for detail. This does not affect functionality but is noted for accuracy.

It measures approx. 62" by 38" without the leaves extended, and 30.5" tall. With the leaves extended, the table's length is 96". The chair seat is 17.5" off the floor.