A Very Fine Irish Georgian Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining Table

A very rare and fine 19th century Irish mahogany hunt table, fabulously hand carved and with beautifully rich patination and grain. This very fine, well constructed piece is fully re...

A gorgeous D-end mahogany extendable dining table in the manner of Strahan, stunningly hand carved, of fabulous quality with beautifully rich patination and grain. This very fine p...

A very rare early 19th Century Irish well figured mahogany turn over leaf gateleg action card table. This exceptional piece is finely hand carved with beautifully rich patination an...

A stunning 19th Century Irish Georgian turn over leaf flame mahogany gate leg tea table of demi-lune form. The moulded, beautifully patinated, hinged top raised over a simple line i...

An unusual mahogany handkerchief style table with a single drop leaf and gate leg. Beautiful old finish and character. England, late 18th to early 19th century.

Gorgeous 19th century Irish wake table or dining table made in the Georgian taste. Crafted from thick, radiant mahogany the table measures 17.5 inches deep with the drop leaves close...

Georgian mahogany pad foot drop-leaf cottage diner, Georgian mahogany drop leaf dining table. This type of table is often know as cottage diner because it is space saving with ...

An Extremely Good Quality, Mid-18th Century, George II Period Solid Mahogany Oval Drop Leaf Dining Table, To Seat 8 People, Having Extremely Well Figured Two Flap Top Retaining Exceptional, Rich, Untouched Colour And Patina, Raised On Four Elegant Turned Legs Terminating With Original Pad Feet. Georgian drop leaf dining tables of this design are relatively common to find, however it is rare to find one of this size and in this condition, which retains such a fabulous colour and patina. It is also quite nice to find an oval one, which is not far off being circular when extended. This is a superb example of its type, constructed from what would have been the absolute best solid mahogany available in the mid 18th century and because of that the table is still as fit for purpose as the day it was made. It is particularly solid even with the moving legs fully extended and this allows for great functionality. Of course another tick on the desirability scale for this table is that it can be easily folded down and even pushed against a wall, or into a corner when not in full use, meaning one does not require such a large dining room as may otherwise have been required. The table also retains a fabulous untouched colour and patina and has very clearly not ever been stripped and repolished or anything like that. Seating 8, this table is one of one of the most desirable antique dining table forms available and would work with a whole variety of different dining chairs...