This Jupe dining table is manufactured by Theodore Alexander featuring a restauration revival form with a radiating veneer top and a carved central pedestal. The table presents a strong circular profile designed to expand through inset fold-out leaves that remain self-stored within the structure. Its architectural composition combines the visual symmetry of a round top with a more sculptural classical base treatment. The top is detailed with radiating veneer work that emphasizes the circular geometry of the table surface. The expansion system is built with self-storing leaves, allowing the table to extend while maintaining an integrated and orderly construction. Beneath the top, the table is supported by a carved pedestal that transitions into a scrolled tri-base ending in claw feet, reinforcing the revival character of the design. The combination of the radiating veneered top, inset leaf construction, and carved pedestal base gives the table a formal presence suited for traditional dining interiors. The overall result is a round expanding dining table with strong period influence and a mechanically integrated extension system.

Measurements: 63″-78″ D x 30″ H