late 50's, early 60's brown dining table.....

What style is it ?
Photo's are all I have.
Leafs are 18 or 20 inches ..
open it seats 10 to 12
underside mechanism has metal gears and large braces to accommodate the 3 leafs.
It's in excellent condition , with a full set of thick pads.

My friend may want it.......... off the cuff from what you see, what should I ask him for it?

I've tried to search for a ballpark cost......but they're all over the board.....

Be nice.....be brutal ... I won't take it personally !

The chairs are another matter.... 5 of the 6 are near mint and several years back I saw the same ones.....different , older seat covers......going for $125 each.
But that was years ago.....and asking...not sold.

Ya , we don't give values here............................................... since when ..

.Thanking you in advance !
Komo

 

Is it not marked under the top somewhere? At our estate sales, most dining tables are having to be donated after the sale. We price to sell around $250 and on the last day 50% off of that or any best offer. Yours might be American of Martinsville https://www.greatlakesvntg.com/Even...-Walnut-Sunburst-Extendable-Oval-Dining-Table

 

I could swear my grandparents had the same style of table as you show.
That is all I can contribute.

 

Looks more 70s to my eye. Speckled brown Pecan finish was popular then. I think the $250 is a fair ballpark figure. Maybe high for sets that go begging but, if someone wants it, where will they find something as good for the money? Certainly not at a new furniture store.

 

@komokwa, @laura9797's image looks pretty darn CLOSE, with some slight differences!!!! At least to me!!

 

The speckled pecan finish is diagnostic for 1970s as far as I know. It does sell here, if priced cheaply enough. Nice sturdy table and chairs if that's what you need.

 

1970s is in keeping with the dusty rose shell-motif upholstery.

Debora

 

the chair seats started life as gold jacquard weave...Mom changed them in the 70's.
the folks moved into our house in 1960....the table was there shortly after....
I don't remember there being an other dining room table in the house...ever , but I remember sitting on those gold chairs..... well before I was a tween.

 

comfy as all get out !!!!

 

the chairs are fabulous! They will sell much better then the table. We never have a problem selling vintage chairs particularly when they have such a great look!