Help identifying vintage draw-leaf table

Hello friends!
My name is Rodrigo and I am new to vintage furniture. I purchased this beautiful vintage draw leaf table, several years ago, for what I think is a steal. Now it has come to my attention that I have no idea what I actually own. I would love to learn more about my table. Does anyone know what kind of table this is?

I can’t post pictures on here but I could send them via message if anyone could help

 

Did you forget to post your photograph, @Rodrigo Vivar III?

Debora

 

Hi Debora, for some reason my images are too large to post

 

Someone will be along shortly with instructions to help you.

Debora

 

Okay I figured it out! I posted a photo in my original message

 

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where r u
where did it come from...... city?

 

Translation: This is an international forum. In what part of the world did you find your table? And what were you told about it?

Debora

 

Hello! It came from Houston, Texas. And I currently live in Houston, Texas

 

I was just told that it was a vintage table

 

Thank you. That will be helpful to our furniture experts.

Debora

 

So would added photo's of the underside and hardware......

 

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/

 

Not much to go on, but it looks to be early 20th Century with parquetry inlay.

 

Hello, I have added new photos to help!

 

Thank you! for the recommendation. Photos have been added and the only paper marking i could find on the table

 

I think 1920s as well. Tudor Revival was all the rage then.

 

well , early 20th....and 1920's ..... qualify as an Antique.... not vintage !!

 

Undoubtedly English, circa 1930. Suppose it could be later, as they were made for a lot of years. Though, later ones tend to be lighter in color. A lot found there way to the States when dealers were importing containers in the 70s and 80s. Looks like the top could use some finish and some work on the one spot.