Henredon French Provincial Style Dining Table and Chairs 
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Henredon French Provincial Style Dining Table and Chairs
Classic Henredon French Provincial style dining set. Crafted with an eye for timeless elegance, this set includes a table, two armchairs, and six side chairs, all finished in a rich wood tone that highlights the natural beauty of the wood used.
Table Features:
- Model: Henredon 108063, Stamped 3204-20
- Material: High-quality solids and veneers
- Design: Lattice-style parquetry table top offering a unique geometric pattern
- Includes two 24-inch wide leaves, allowing the table to extend from 77 inches to 101 inches with one leaf and to 125 inches with both leaves, making it versatile for various gatherings.
- Table Dimensions: 29"H x 77"L x 45.5"W (without leaves)
- Condition: Good, no damage to the table; includes custom table pads for protection.
Chairs Features:
- Two armchairs and six side chairs, each adorned with custom upholstery and elegant cane backs.
- The chairs feature cabriole legs, enhancing the French Provincial aesthetic.
- Dimensions: Side Chairs - 40.25"H x 20"W x 18.5"D; Seat - 16"H x 20"W x 14.5"D
- Dimensions: Arm Chairs - 40.25"H x 22"W x 20"D; Seat - 16"H x 19.5"W x 18"D
- Condition: Overall good; one armchair has a 1"x1" hole in the cane back, one side chair has damage to the cane back, and there is UV fading to the back of the chairs.
This Henredon dining set represents the perfect blend of functionality and sophisticated style, suited for both intimate family meals and larger, more formal gatherings. Despite minor wear, the set remains a testament to Henredon's commitment to quality and enduring design.
About the Manufacturer:
Founded in 1945, Henredon is one of the more recently minted of the top-tier North Carolina furniture makers. Among collectors, Henredon is admired both for its sleek, sexy sofas, dining tables and other furniture of the 1970s and for its partnerships with noted designers, a program that began in the 1950s with decorating icon Dorothy Draper and architect Frank Lloyd Wright.