Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1800s.

The table is stamped William & Gibton.
(see details below)
Mack continued to trade alone until the early 19th century when he was joined by another cabinet-maker Robert Gibton. In 1812 Gibton died and was succeeded by his son, William Gibton ( 1789-1842). At the same time, a former apprentice, Zachariah Williams, who had married Robert Gibton`s daughter, joined the management, thus creating the new partnership of Mack Williams and Gibton. Following the death of John Mack in

1829, the firm continued to trade under the names of the surviving partners, Williams and Gibton, until after the death of William Gibton in 1844, it again changed its name to Williams & Sons. The company ceased trading in 1852.
Dimensions; Diameter 52 inches x 29 inches High
Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1800s.
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