18th c. Sheraton Folding Dining Table

A multi-functional dining table with two D ends that combine to form a 48" diameter round table, or by the addition of a leaf, combine to form a 68" long dining table that seats six....

Fine and impressively scaled Irish Regency mahogany hall table, the concave shaped top with ribbed edge over paneled apron with end drawers, and having carved patera over turned and ...

18th century mahogany serving or console table, the single plank top with shaped edge over apron with lower molding and exaggerated pierced spandrels, standing on square legs, the ou...

A rare and versatile 18th century Tuscan draw table with a central panel of contrasting richly patinated curved walnut and pearwood boards on a base of column bracketed panelled legs...

This large mahogany imperial action dining table has rounded ends each housing the telescopic action that extends the table to varying lengths, three extra leaves and eight brass clips. It is supported on six turned tapering and reeded legs with brass caps and castors, each end with large brass handle engraved ‘Patent Morgan & Sanders Inventors & Manufacturers, 16 & 17 Catherine Street Strand London‘. English, circa 1815. Height: 28¾ in (73 cm) Length closed: 74in (188 cm) Extended 13ft 4in (406 cm) Width: 59½ in (151 cm) Literature: Nicholas A. Brawer, British Campaign Furniture – Elegance under Canvas, 1740-1914, New York, 2001, pp.192-193, pls.D50-D52 for a very similar dining table. Morgan & Sanders was established in 1800 by Thomas Morgan & Joseph Sanders, both of whom had worked for the cabinetmaker Thomas Butler at 13–14 Catherine Street, London. Initially, they produced campaign furniture, that is, furniture which could be easily knocked down and packed fairly flat, for the use of officers in military service. The Napoleonic War required an ever-expanding British Army and Navy, thus also increasing the demand for all types of campaign furniture, from collapsible beds...

English Sheraton (19th Century) mahogany rectangular dining table with a carved beaded edge apron & supported on a pedestal base ...

Fine early 19th century patented "Imperial" dining table by Gillows of Lancaster. This table is very similar to the one made in 1813 for Broughton Hall. See page 243 in volume 2 of "...

A fine Regency mahogany two-leaf extending dining table, raised on elegant ring-turned and fluted legs in the manner of Gillow & Co., with incised decoration to the tops, terminating...