It works with
columns.add(new PropertyColumn<User>(new ResourceModel("name.name",
"Default"), "age", "age"));
but I don't understand why it didn't find property with the first variant.
columns.add(new PropertyColumn<User>(new Model<String>(new
ResourceModel("name.name", "Default").getObject()), "age", "age"));
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