London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Drop Leaf Table to the 1800s.

The rectangular top is formed with two hinged drop leaves, supported when open by the additional legs beneath. Unlike the more commonly seen four-legged or traditional gateleg tables of the period, this example has six square tapering legs, giving the table excellent stability when fully extended while retaining a very clean and refined Georgian appearance.

When closed, the table measures just 55.5cm deep, making it an exceptionally useful piece for a smaller dining room, apartment or hallway where it can sit neatly against a wall as a console or occasional table. When required, both leaves can be raised to create a dining surface measuring 165cm x 108.5cm. The simplicity of the square tapering legs allows the beautifully figured mahogany top to remain the focus.

A very attractive and unusually constructed Georgian table, combining the elegance of late 18th-century English furniture with a remarkably versatile design. Its compact proportions when closed and substantial dining surface when fully open make it particularly suitable for modern living.

Condition Report
In good antique condition with age-related wear and marks consistent with its age and use. The mahogany has a lovely colour and figure, and the table presents very well.
Measurements
Height:77cm(30.31in)

Width:108.5cm(42.72in)
Length when fully open:165cm(64.96in)
Depth when closed:55.5cm(21.85in)
Date of manufacture: Circa 1800
Origin: England
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London City Antiques has dated this Georgian Mahogany Drop Leaf Table to the 1800s.
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