A Biedermeier-style table with 6 matching chairs

1. A so-called “klapak” table: pine frame, mahogany veneer; height 79 cm, folded: 108 x 85.5 cm, unfolded: 164 x 85.5 cm.
Northern Germany (Pomerania), ca. 1830.
2. Chairs: frame—beech stained to look like mahogany and mahogany; upholstered seats; height 84 cm, width 43 cm, depth 45 cm.
Poland, Artistic Furniture Manufacturing Plant in Henryków, second half of the 20th century.
Table with folding leaves at both ends; on the tabletop, in the corners and on the sides of the supports, there are floral inlays; the legs are in a claw-foot style with a stylized palmette, connected by a horizontal baluster transom in the center; chairs with olive-toned upholstery, featuring striped patterns.