Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
The table pulls open on a telescopic action to extend so that you can place the large extra leaf into place.

The cabinet maker took time selecting the best mahogany timber before constructing this table, and his time was well spent as it has a lovely grain and is a lovely warm colour.
At each corner there is a turned fluted solid mahogany leg the end on fabulous large brass cups with rolling castors below. The castors make pulling the table open very simple. There is also a central leg that when open is centrally placed to support the underframe.

Running around the bottom edge of the apron there is a subtle stained pear banding, coloured to simulate ebony.
Imagine sitting around this William IV extending dining table while you entertain your family and friends.

This is a very comfortable 8-10 seat table giving ample room for the diner.
200cms wide fully extended with the leaf inserted (79ins)
117cms deep (46ins)
74cms high (29ins)
130cms closed without leaf (51 1/2ins)
The leaf 74cms (27 1/2ins)
All sizes are approximate, whilst we take time measuring, we can only give closest possible sizes.
Hingstons of Wilton has dated this piece to the Georgian era.
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