Summary:� Item: Round Oak Table� Circa: 1920� Period: George V� Provenance: England, UK� Wood: Solid Oak� Diameter (with leaves folded out): 2ft� Floral carved drop-leaf top� Original revolving mechanism to top� Carved block & barley twist legs� Triangular lower shelf with moulded sides� Bobbin turned foot� Lovely rich colour� Original polish & patination� Solid in joint� Excellent original condition� Ideal as a side / hall / occasional table� Free delivery to England, Wales & southern Scotland*� Free 14-day UK returns policy This is a good quality antique English George V round oak table, with a revolving / metamorphic drop-leaf mechanism, circa 1920, in excellent original condition. The oak tripod table is constructed with a circular top, with three drop-leaf sections, decorated with 17th century style carvings. The top can be set to either have the leaves raised or lowered, simply by turning the whole top through 45 degrees. The top retains the original rotating mechanism. Below, is a straight, scribe moulded frieze, connected to barley twist legs, which features geometric carved blocks to the top and bottom. Towards the bottom of the oak table, the legs are united by a triangular shelf, with moulded sides. The oak circular table rests on bobbin turned feet. Ideal for use an occasional side or lamp table in a hallway or living room. The round oak table is solid in joint and ready to use. Condition Report:This is a good quality antique English George V round oak table, with a revolving / metamorphic drop-leaf mechanism, circa 1920, in excellent original condition. Nominal old use marks to the leading edges and top, but nothing significant considering the age of the item (see photos). The top rotating mechanism is original, as are all parts to the table. The frame has been constructed in the traditional manner for that period. The revolving circular table has been cl...