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FYI I also have an Ebert Furniture piece from Red Lion that I purchased at a yard sale outside of Philadelphia. It folds out from 20"x36" to a 76"x36" table (with three optional leaves and two extra legs) and I think it's cherry. All the extension mechanisms still work, and as far as I can tell it's never been altered. I believe it's 1920s based on the geometric details. The label says No. CO[?]MR MNG E[?}OP FOR CONSOLE EXT TABLE for KENSINGTON CARPET CO., 211 MARKET STREET, PHILA, PA. I'm going to continue to research it, but if anyone has information that may be useful, please let me know.
Thanks! Nell Z.
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