1960s Walnut Dining Table Attributed to Jack Cartwright for Founders with Leaves, 72-112 in _Exclude supported by a square tubular

supported by a square tubular steel frame with a contrasting black finish

Gropius was a co-founder of the Bauhaus school and is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of modern architecture

and a seat upholstered in black leather

Condition overall is very good to excellent with light wear as expected and some fading to the top surface

The original leather has achieved a warm caramelized tone

1960s Walnut Dining Table Attributed to Jack Cartwright for Founders with Leaves, 72-112 in _Exclude supported by a square tubularThis is an Extension Dining Table in Walnut, dating to the 1960s. It is attributed to Jack Cartwright for the manufacturer Founders. The design features a curved slab base. The piece is formed of solid and veneered walnut and is accompanied by two removable leaves. It can be used as is, or we can have the piece fully refinished for a fee if so desired. When the leaves are removed, the table measures 42. 25 inches deep, 72 inches wide, and 29. 25