Antique Victorian Round Oak Claw Foot Dining Table – 45” Diameter, Extends to 8ft #22430

Offered today is a solid Victorian oak dining table in beautiful original finish, straight out of a local estate. Dating from the early 1900s, this table is a great example of the type made by Larkin or similar makers of the period — strong, stylish, and built to last.
The 45" round top features an exceptional tiger oak grain pattern and extends to 8 feet long when leaves are added (none included, but we can custom make them—just ask for a quote). The table stands 29" high and sits on a robust turned column base with multiturn details and four bold claw feet.
This table is one of a few dozen items we recently purchased out of a New England estate. The current finish is very usable as-is but if you prefer a more finished look or you're particular about surface appearance, just send us a note and we'll get you a quote for refinishing in our professional restoration shop.
Dimensions:
Diameter (Closed): 45"
Height: 29"
Fully Extended Length: 96" (with 4 feet of leaves)
No leaves included — custom sets available upon request
Features:
Beautiful tiger oak grain
Original finish with warm, rich patina
Multi-turn center column
Four-leg claw foot base
Larkin-style design typical of early 1900s
Condition:
Original finish in very usable condition with attractive patina
Light age wear and use-related surface character
No structural issues
Ready to use as-is or refinishing available on request
This is a stylish and solid antique dining table with excellent character and functionality. Whether you keep the patina or go for a professional refinish, it’s a centerpiece built for both charm and durability.
Shipping starts at $285 for a driveway delivery in our normal New England delivery area. Outside the normal area will incur additional delivery charges, which could increase shipping charges, especially if you're on the West Coast. Please contact us prior to purchase with your zip code to obtain a quote for additional shipping outside of New England.