Antique Regency 14 Seater Extending Dining Table in Mahogany with 8 Reeded Legs, 1830

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This outstanding antique Regency extending dining table, crafted from beautifully figured solid mahogany, comfortably seats up to fourteen people and … Read more This outstanding antique Regency extending dining table, crafted from beautifully figured solid mahogany, comfortably seats up to fourteen people and dates from 1830. Retaining all four original leaves, it effortlessly transforms from a compact dining table into an impressive full-length table whilst also separating into a superb pair of matching console tables, making it both elegant and exceptionally versatile.
The magnificent figured mahogany top displays rich flowing grain and a wonderful depth of colour across the entire surface. Raised on eight finely reeded tapering legs terminating in the original brass cup castors, the table is a classic example of Regency craftsmanship, combining refined proportions with practical functionality.
A particularly desirable feature is its ability to divide into two matching console tables, providing the perfect solution for everyday use before being reassembled for larger gatherings. The four original leaves fit beautifully, creating a seamless appearance with excellent colour consistency throughout. A rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding Regency dining table of exceptional quality that is equally suited to both period and contemporary interiors.
Condition Report: Presented in outstanding antique condition having been professionally restored and polished. The beautifully figured mahogany top has developed a rich, deep patina over almost two centuries, with only very minor marks consistent with age and careful use. It retains all four original leaves, the original brass cup castors and is strong, sturdy and ready for everyday use.
Dimensions
Height: 71.6 cm (28.2 inches)
Width: 134 cm (52.8 inches)
Length: 361.3 cm (142.2 inches)
Height to apron: 56 cm (22 inches)
Original leaves:
51.5 cm (20.3 inches)
52 cm (20.5 inches)
51.5 cm (20.3 inches)
52 cm (20.5 inches)
Date: 1830
Origin: England See less