This exquisite Drexel "Ming Treasure" extendable dining table showcases the elegance and craftsmanship that defined mid-century Asian-influenced design. Its hand-carved details, soft antiqued finish, and sculpted ball-and-claw legs create a graceful silhouette rooted in Chinoiserie tradition. The tabletop features finely illustrated scenic panels that add artistic depth and timeless charm. With two leaves included, the table expands generously, making it ideal for both intimate gatherings and larger dinner settings. A sophisticated statement piece, it brings a refined, historic presence to dining rooms seeking character, craftsmanship, and the distinctive allure of vintage Drexel furniture.


Two 22" leaves, max width of table with leaves is 91"


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Some wear to the finish as can be seen in the photos. We sell all items in the condition we acquire them, without restoring or repairing them. These vintage pieces may have wear consistent with their age. Please carefully review all photos and feel free to ask questions or request more images. Please keep in mind that this website only allow us to post a certain amount of photos and if you need to see more photos to get a better idea of certain details you'll need to inquire.

Origin:
United States

Creator:
Brand: Drexel

Materials & Techniques:
Wood

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Table Leaf Width: 22.0in
Table Shape: Other (unique shapes)
Dining Table Base: Legs
Country of Origin: United States
Number of Table Leaves: 2

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Some wear to the finish as can be seen in the photos. We sell all items in the condition we acquire them, without restoring or repairing them. These vintage pieces may have wear consistent with their age. Please carefully review all photos and feel free to ask questions or request more images. Please keep in mind that this website only allow us to post a certain amount of photos and if you need to see more photos to get a better idea of certain details you'll need to inquire.