George IV mahogany extending dining table
This George IV mahogany extending dining table would have been made circa 1830 NOW SOLD
Made of a fine mahogany, and with its original leaves.
This table pulls out to extend to take the leaves on a gliding telescopic action.
The top with rounded corners, and stands on a fine ring turned tapering leg, with the original brass cup castors.
Imagine entertaining around this fine table, where you can adjust its size according to your needs.
When this table was first made can you imagine the conversations that would have stuck up during the meal?
Could it have been about the last public hanging for Piracy at Execution Dock at Wapping, the thrill of Stevensons Rocket, o the introduction of the Beerhouse Act 1830 where individuals could brew and sell their own beer.
UK mainland delivery £60+vat
241cms fully extended (95ins)
116cms closed without leaves (46ins)
124cms wide (49ins)
73.5cms high (29ins)
Leaf sizes
63cms (24 3/4ins)
2 x 31cms (12 1/2ins)
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