John Widdicomb Mid-Century Modern Burl Wood Parsons Extension Dining Table, Newly Refinished

John Widdicomb Mid-Century Modern Burl Wood Parsons Extension Dining Table, Newly Refinished

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An exceptional Mid-Century Modern burled olive wood Parsons extension dining table By John Widdicomb USA, Circa 1970s Measures: 72″W x … more »

$$$$$ · Indexed November 26, 2024 ·



Liberty & 33rd
South Bend, IN
1301 S. Main St. South Bend IN, 46601 · (574) 607-3031






Usage
  • Such dining tables may serve well in both formal and casual dining settings, providing versatility for various occasions.
  • The extension feature allows for accommodating more guests, making it suitable for family gatherings or dinner parties.
  • Ideal for modern or contemporary interiors, it can enhance the aesthetic of dining rooms while offering functionality.
History
  • John Widdicomb has a legacy dating back several decades, known for its craftsmanship and quality in furniture making.
  • Mid-century modern design, emerging in the mid-20th century, is characterized by clean lines and functional forms, reflecting a shift towards simplicity and practicality in furniture.
  • The 1970s marked a significant period of creativity and innovation in furniture design, influencing various styles and trends that are still popular today.
Design Significance
  • Burl wood is often appreciated for its unique patterns and textures, adding visual interest and elegance to furniture pieces.
  • Parsons tables are recognized for their minimalist design, emphasizing simplicity and versatility that fits multiple design aesthetics.
  • Mid-century modern design is celebrated for its ability to blend style and functionality, making pieces like extension tables both practical and visually appealing.

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