1926 Hanover Cabinet Company Dining Table

This is a vintage wood dining table, specifically identified by the seller as part of a 7-piece set by the Hanover Cabinet Company dating to 1926. The table features an rectangular top with clipped (truncated) corners, suggesting a transitional style between Spanish Revival and Art Deco influences popular in the 1920s. It is constructed from solid wood with what appears to be a walnut or dark mahogany finish. The most striking element is the heavy trestle-style base, which consists of six stout, bulbous turned legs supported by an 'X-style' interlocking stretcher base. The legs feature spherical and vase-shaped turnings terminating in small bun feet. The table surface shows a visible grain pattern with a central seam, indicating it may be an expandable leaf table. Regarding condition, the piece shows surface wear consistent with age, including some unevenness in the finish on the tabletop and minor scuffing around the base. The structural integrity appears sound with no visible repairs. The quality is indicative of early 20th-century mass-production craftsmanship where decorative turnings were used to convey luxury and permanence.