Dakota Jackson “Wonder” Lacewood Extending Dining Table 12 Ft
$9,800.00
A monumental "Wonder" extending dining table designed by Dakota Jackson and made in Long Island City, New York. The rare bespoke dining table has 2 extending leaves measuring over 12 feet long with the leaves installed. The grand table features an incredible exotic Australian lacewood veneer top measuring 2" thick with a shimmering, scale-like figuring resembling flecked leopard skin under a high-gloss finish. The radiant veneer wraps around the top and encompasses the deep apron. The top rests on a dramatic base of two canted concave slab legs. The legs are finished in a rich golden maple veneer and are joined under the table by a recessed support stretcher beam. Two curved end leaves fit onto pull-out leaf supports and lock in place with wooden rotating cams. Each leaf measures 20" wide and combined, add a total of 36.5" to the table. The leaves come with their original custom ebonized storage case, which is felt-lined and rolls on casters. Crafted in a distinct blend of Post-Modern and Art Deco styles, the table is well-suited for a variety of spaces. A Dakota Jackson manufacturer's tag is present under the table along with original paperwork dated 2001. The table is heavy and solid with excellent joinery and craftsmanship in exceptional condition given age and use. The massive top measures over 12 feet wide with leaves and 9' feet wide without leaves installed. The table's leg clearance measures 27" from the ground to apron. Custom made for a grand estate in San Francisco, CA. Matching Dakota Jackson sideboard, dining chairs, and round center table also available from the same estate.
Dimensions: 144.5"w x 48"d x 29.5"h
Circa: 2000-2009, United States
Materials: Hardwood, Maple
Condition: Good, minor wear consistent with age and use. Beautifully crafted with strong joinery and solid construction. Good condition with age-appropriate wear, including light scratches, scuffs from gentle use. Minor chip to one foot, and small old repairs with light fading spots to top surface.
