The Antique Furniture Company has dated this Victorian Oak Dining Table to the Victorian era.
The rounded top with a slight D-shape to the ends and a double lipped moulded edge stands on five turned and fluted baluster shaped legs with brass caps and brown pottery castors.

With a good honey oak colour to the top and superior mahogany runners, it has been recently repolished and rewaxed but still shows some signs of age including a hairline crack along the grain to one end. The leaves are stamped with consecutive numbers to the side and any number of the leaves can be added, the winder handle is included.

This table was previously owned by Mario Conti, Bishop of Aberdeen 1977-2002 and Archbishop of Glasgow 2002-2012.
Extended Length - 14ft9in / 179in (454.5cm)
Closed Length - 80 1/4in (204cm)
Width - 5ft 2½ / 62½in (159cm)
Height - 29 1/4in (74.5cm)
Leaves - 17 ½in, 15 1/4in, 15 3/8in and 3 x 17in (44.5cm, 38.5cm, 38.5cm and 3 x 43cm)
Legroom (under end frieze) - 23 7/8in (60.5cm)
Ref: 0516
The Antique Furniture Company has dated this Victorian Oak Dining Table to the Victorian era.
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