Unusual Antique 8 Seater Quality Mahogany Extending Pembroke Dining Table

An English Regency-period solid mahogany extending dining table of superb colour and figuring. Early-19th century, circa 1820. Retaining all of its original leaves of fine, well-figu...

Fabulous Quality Antique English George IV period Regency Style Figured Solid Mahogany Banquet Dining Table Seats 8 comfortably Please note fabulous Regency mahogany pedestals with splayed legs and cas brass original castors 85 1/4" (7' 1 1/4") Length - fully open 42" (3/ 6") Length - without center drop leaf table...

Good Quality Early 19th Century William IV Period Mahogany Extending Pull-Out Dining Table This early 19th-century William IV period mahogany dining table is a superb example of f...

Impressive size and scale on this period 19th century English mahogany dining table, likely by made by Gillows in the 1st half of the 19th century. The table comes together similarly...

A large and impressive Victorian mahogany extending dining table of excellent quality and scale. The table is raised upon finely turned, fluted, and carved legs, retaining their orig...

This early 19th century English Regency dining table, of a rich and lovely grained mahogany, has a reeded edge and two center leaves, and is supported by three turned pedestal bases,...

Victorian mahogany 2 leaf extending dining table This table stands upon rather unusual ring turned and carved legs Circa 1860 We have plenty matching Victorian dining tables availabl...

A super quality antique Victorian flame mahogany wind-out extending dining table with three additional leaves and standing on four baluster shaped legs. This 4ft6 wide table smoothly...

Early 19th Century Regency mahogany extendable dining table raised on two trefoil lotus pods supported by outswept legs. Termin...

A superior quality extending mahogany dining table firmly attributed to Gillows and conforming precisely to a design in the Lancashire pattern books dated 1804. The reeded-edge top consisting of two hinged ends attached to short beds which join together to form a Pembroke-type table when all of the leaves are removed. The original and complete set of two narrow and two wider leaves are interchangeable and sit on the telescoping bed which is raised on elegant turned and reeded legs with brass castors. The four legs at each corner are fixed and the two central legs screw in when the table is extended. Ref: Gillows of Lancaster and London, 1730-1840, by Susan Stuart, p. 242, pl.241: In identically designed table made for Broughton Hall...