AN EXCEPTIONAL EARLY 19TH CENTURY IRISH MAHOGANY TRIPLE-PEDESTAL DINING-TABLE POSSIBLY BY MACK, WILLIAMS & GIBTON An early 19th century Irish mahogany three pillar dining table comprising of three tilt-top pedestal sections, the rounded rectangular top of exceptional figured mahogany with a deep reeded edge.The base with three turned beehive shaped centre pillars on four reeded sabre legs terminating on polished brass cappings and castors.Irish, Circa 1820-25Dimensions Length with leaves 366 cm - 144 Inches (12 ft) Length without Leaves 254 cm - 100 inches- (8.3 ft)Width 137 cm - 54 inchesHeight 75cm - 29 1/2 Inches Price � POANote; The top has a spectacular colour and patination, with two associated 19th century leaves.This table is one of the finest triple-pedestal dining tables that has come to the market in recent years based on the exceptional timber, condition, originality and craftsmanship.One of the features which brings this table into a league of its own is the sophistication of the craftsmanship, particularly on the underside which is generally not visible and yet careful attention is given to finishing all surfaces including the inside of the rails with veneers.This table has several characteristics that are associated with the Dublin firm of Mack, Williams and Gibton, including the reeded edge to the top, exceptional quality timber high quality of workmanship.Another feature comparable to a stamped dining table is the beehive shaped centre pillar on each pedestal.The successful partnership of Mack, Williams and Gibton was formed in around 1812 and the firm flourished under this name until the death of John Mack in 1829. The firm is recognized for the superb timbers employed and their high quality of workmanship which is often compared to Gillows of Lancaster and London. Much of the furniture they produced was inspired by designs published by Thomas Hope and George Smith. The origin...