A stylish Art Deco twelve piece oak dining suite dating to the 1930’s and comprising a drawleaf dining table, ten chairs and a sideboard. All in solid and veneered golden quarter-sawn oak the dining table is in the refectory style extending by means of a pop-up centre leaf allowing it to seat up to 10 people, on turned baluster supports with an H stretcher. The matching chairs with the same turned baluster legs, unusual square backs and geometric carved decoration, with drop-in faux leather seats. The sideboard has the curves typical of the period and with a low carved gallery back above two drawers and two cupboard doors, the front legs sitting on unusual pine ball supports, with brass handles and one drawer divided for cutlery.In good condition with some old dark scratches to the table, there is an old repair to the back leg on one chair and the baize to the sideboard drawer is worn. There are general marks from age and use and some fading and loss of polish.The overall ...