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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 121068, member: 37"]It is oak and I would think more like circa 1930. Not a farm table but a manufactured piece based on earlier Jacobean designs. It is of a type that usually has a draw leaf at each end. Obviously, this one does not. I think I see a split in the center. Does this expand? If so, how? </p><p><br /></p><p>The chairs really don't go with the table stylistically and are probably newer than the table. They are more of a Shaker style ladderback. They do not seem to be oak but I can't tell what they are from these pics.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 121068, member: 37"]It is oak and I would think more like circa 1930. Not a farm table but a manufactured piece based on earlier Jacobean designs. It is of a type that usually has a draw leaf at each end. Obviously, this one does not. I think I see a split in the center. Does this expand? If so, how? The chairs really don't go with the table stylistically and are probably newer than the table. They are more of a Shaker style ladderback. They do not seem to be oak but I can't tell what they are from these pics.[/QUOTE]
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