London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Dining Table to the 18th Century.
The top displays attractive grain throughout, with a well matched surface that reflects the quality of timber used during the period.

It stands on a series of finely turned legs terminating in pad feet, providing both strength and elegant proportion. The clever construction allows the piece to transform with ease. The two demi lune console sections can be used independently against a wall, brought together to form a circular table, or extended with the central leaves to create a generous 12 seater dining table.

Such metamorphic tables were designed in the Georgian period for flexibility within grand houses, allowing rooms to be adapted quickly for entertaining. Console tables would typically sit against walls when not in use, then be brought together and extended for dining or social gatherings. This example is particularly rare due to its multiple configurations and the number of seating options it provides.

A highly desirable piece for collectors and interior designers alike, combining practicality, rarity, and classic Georgian elegance.
Condition Report:
In good antique condition with light age related wear. The structure is solid and the mechanism functions well across all configurations. Minor surface marks consistent with age and use, with a lovely overall finish and patina.

Dimensions:
Full extended:
Height: 71 cm (27.95 in)
Width: 122 cm (48.03 in)
Depth: 292 cm (114.96 in)
Closed (without ends):
Height: 71 cm (27.95 in)
Width: 122 cm (48.03 in)
Depth: 57 cm (22.44 in)
As round table (consoles together):
Height: 71 cm (27.95 in)
Width: 122 cm (48.03 in)
Depth: 122.5 cm (48.23 in)
Single console:
Height: 71 cm (27.95 in)
Width: 122 cm (48.03 in)
Depth: 61 cm (24.02 in)
Date: 1780–1800
Origin: English
London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Dining Table to the 18th Century.
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