A handsome late Victorian (possibly early 20th-century) mahogany extending dining table in the Regency style. The top features reeded edges, supported by two baluster-turned pedestals, each resting on three legs terminating in lion-claw castors. The central leaf allows the table to extend for larger gatherings, while also offering the flexibility to reduce its footprint when not required.
Whether it’s Christmas lunch or an ordinary weekday supper, this is a versatile, refined dining table with enduring presence.
Extended, the table seats six comfortably - eight at a squeeze.
Without the leaf, four comfortably - six at a squeeze.
NOTE: The pictured chairs are not included but are available seperately.
Condition Report
Excellent antique condition. A few minor marks and scratches to the top, as pictured, all in keeping with age.
The photographs form part of the condition report, so please review them carefully. Further images or a video viewing can be provided on request. Viewings are welcome at our Southampton unit, strictly by appointment.
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Late Victorian/Early 20th-Century Regency-Style Mahogany Extending Dining Table
Width 1459 mm, (57 In) Depth 911 mm, (36 In) Height 746 mm, (29 In) Extended 1983 mm, (78 In)
