The round, extendable dining table by Mier, produced in 1959 at the Nitra factory in Czechoslovakia, stands as a mature example of Central European mid-century modernism. Crafted from walnut-veneered wood, it features a warm, medium brown tone with a pronounced, symmetrical grain pattern across the tabletop. The semi-gloss finish gives a gentle sheen without excess reflectivity, while the substantial rounded apron and four gently tapered legs—also finished in walnut veneer, but with slightly lighter hues and a more visible grain—complete the cohesive design. The extension mechanism allows the table to be smoothly transformed from a compact 100 cm round to a spacious 145 cm oval, offering versatility for everyday dining as well as larger gatherings. The integrated folding leaves display a symmetrical walnut pattern, adding a decorative accent when extended. The tabletop has been professionally restored, reviving the natural beauty of the veneer, while the apron and legs retain subtle signs of age—light surface marks, minor
DIMENSION
Height76 cm
Width100 cm
Length100 cm
Dimension details
Length100 cm
Height76 cm
Width100 cm
Width (unfolded)145 cm
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