Regency Extending Dining Table Circular End Mahogany

Regency Revival 3 Pedestal Dining Table. Circa 1880 This Dining Table has 3 Pedestals, Each pedestal Having Elegant Swept and Reeded Legs Terminating with Square Brass Box Castors. T...

Impressive pair of mahogany circular dining tables in the Regency style Circa 1920 These dining tables stand upon 4 swept and fluted legs with brass lions paw castors and a gun barre...

Regency Revival Mahogany Circular Dining Table. Circa 1920 This Table is Raised Upon an Elegant Base with Swept Legs Terminating in Brass Box Castors. The Column Being of a Gun Barre...

William IV Mahogany Extending Dining Table. Raised upon Typical William IV Tulip Carved Legs with Original Castors. The Table Extends by Way of a pullout Telescopic Mechanism (wind...

Regency solid mahogany telescopic extending dining table, comprising two D-end sections on conforming frieze over ring turned and spirally fluted tapered legs on brass caps and caste...

This circular mahogany center table, with a rich finish and a striking grain, is supported on a single turned pedestal with four reeded, outsplayed legs, and with brass toe caps and ...

Mahogany inlaid ships dining table, the unusual circular top having four convexed drawers which open to reveal four original mahogany hinged leaves which can be incorporated into the...

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...