Hand Carved Talon Leg Table Dining Room Set

The idea of a purely ornamental console table evolved in the 17th century, leading some sculptors to make furniture their medium. Intricately inlaid wood and painstaking rendered designs made tabletop design an art form, as evidenced by this Italian influenced leg table. With its inlaid walnut pattern (see table top photo, below), gadroon details and herringbone border top, a table like this would likely have been (and still is) a showpiece. Its vase-shaped urn legs - for a very close-up view - ~ Click Here ~ - and talon feet reflect the Baroquial concept of boldness and solidity. Expertly hand applied antique vintage finish. The physical distressing is authentic and genuine in nature and its positioning on each piece. To complete the wonderful original design, the variations that come with such originality (that are the staples of antique furniture and are what makes each piece truly unique) only choice hardwood oak is used in its construction, with each tree lending its own character to each unit.

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Price Includes:
Vintage Finish Talon Leg Table
44"W, 72"L, 30"H
extends to 108" long with two 18" leaves, included
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Four (4) Upholstered Back Side Chairs 22¾"W, 24¼"D, 43"H
17th century Italian influenced side chairs that feature a luxurious upholstered back with decorative nail trim on both sides of the back and all four sides of the seat. Its vase-shaped urn legs and talon feet reflect the Baroquial concept of boldness and solidity.

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also available:
Upholstered Back Arm Chair
25½"W, 24¼"D, 46"H 21UX294483 UX29

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Table Top Photograph
detailed view

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Completely hand crafted from solid oak and accented with hardwood oak veneers to replicate the look and feel of original antiques. The physical distressing is authentic and genuine in nature and position on each piece to provide the worn, aged look of beautiful heirloom quality furniture and to recreate the opulence and grandeur of the 16th and 17th century Renaissance origin.