Long English Regency Banquet Dining Table in Mahogany w/ 4 Leaves, c. 1820

This is an antique Pembroke table. An English, mahogany extending dining table, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820. Graceful Pembroke t...

This is the interpretation of a Long Regency Mahogany Dining Table with gold leaf accents on the table bases. The two pillared and paw f...

English Regency (19th Century) mahogany dining table with three square pedestal bases having four fluted splayed legs with ebonized trim

English Regency mahogany round dining table with a molded edge supported on a pedestal base with 4 gilt claw legs and green painted trim.

***Reduced In-House Delivery Rates - Click on “Ask Seller” to Request a Quote*** Duncan & Phyfe Style George III Mahogany Banquet Table with Three Leaves c1820 (29 1/4" x 49 1/4" x 120 3/8"; leaves are 23 1/2"). A striking antique banquet table...

This is a made-to-order Large Traditional mahogany banquet/dining table made in the Leighton Hall shop. It features a field of slip-matched swirly crotch mahogany from west Africa an...

A good quality 19th Century Regency period Mahogany twin pedestal dining table. Having a lovely faded patina, raised on two three splay reed...

American Mahogany Oval Banded Top 3x16" Leaves Dining Banquet Table MINT. 3x16” leaves with an extended table length of 86”

English Georgian Style Banquet Dining Table This English Georgian-style banquet dining table is crafted from solid mahogany wood, and features a warm, reddish-brown finish. This tabl...

A fine quality late regency period mahogany extending dining table retaining exceptional colour and patina to well figured top with two original removable leaves raised on elegant turned and fluted legs with superbly carved corner patrae & original brass castors (With a whole plethora of options available in terms of antique dining tables it can be an absolute mine field trying to decide which suits each individual purpose. This particular example is worth considering for a variety of reasons, not least the fantastical overall quality and excellent choice of timber selected. It also retains a good colour and patina. The extending design is of the full out type which is generally seen in the earlier Georgian and Regency versions, the wind out design more commonly seen is generally regarded as a Victorian and later feature. Another advantage of this design is that there is just the 4 corner legs which allow maximum flexibility in terms of chair and human leg...