Beautiful antique wood drop leaf table. Very heavy and sturdy table. Belonged to a very good family friend that lived to be 100 years old. She was “Old Hollywood”, and had a very colorful history from her days working at the MGM Studio to dating and socializing with some well known actors. I’ve looked under the table but can’t find a name or brand on it, but I know it’s definitely an old piece. It reminds me of something you would see Joana Gaines from HGTV pick up at an estate sale or something from American Pickers on the History channel. I think it may be Wormwood. WORMWOOD’s color can range from light tans to deep browns. Truly unique, American Chestnut is a species that is now effectively extinct due to an extreme blight at the turn of the 20th century that all but wiped out the species. Typical character marks include mineral staining, color changes, weathering, checking, nail holes, knots and a generous amount of worm holes. Dimensions are: 63.5” in length and 27” width