Sturdy and well made extension table from the Eastern Townships of Quebec in as found white paint, with two extending leaves. Circa 1900, this table extends from 60" to 93" when both leaves are installed. It is 37" wide with a good height for sitting and eating of 24" to the skirt, and 30" to the top. One leaf is 16" wide, and the other is 17" wide. You can see from the attached photo #4 that it extends from one end. The top shows evidence of an oilcloth being attached with tacks and the white paint there is flat rather than shiny as on the sides. There is a drawer at each end. Both are original to the table.