Description
Circa 1840. Unusual, stylish early Victorian twin pillar dining table, the solid rectangular tops with rounded corners in well-figured mahogany over a simple moulded fore-edge, with insert leaf, supported on a pair of bulbous stems, issuing four elegant cabriole legs with carving on the knees, finishing on a well-curled feet, the leaf held in place by brass clips and keepers, the pods/legs are in the center so there is no interference to the diners, sits 12 people comfortably.
75cm High, 151cm Wide, 214cm Long (206cm with extra leaf)
