How do I extend the table?

Extending a regency pillar dining table involves releasing internal mechanisms and sliding the pedestal bases apart to create a central gap. Separate timber leaves drop into this space to increase the overall surface area. Once the leaves rest securely on the supporting rails, the sections lock back together to maintain a stable, level dining surface. Owners typically store extra leaves separately when hosting smaller gatherings.

How many people will it seat?

Seating capacity depends directly on the number of pillars and the inclusion of extra leaves. Twin-pillar formats generally accommodate eight to twelve diners comfortably. Triple-pillar assemblies extend the capacity significantly, frequently hosting sixteen to eighteen guests. The absence of traditional corner legs allows chairs to fit flexibly around the entire perimeter.

How do I care for the mahogany top?

Mahogany surfaces require regular dusting with a soft cloth and occasional treatment with quality beeswax to preserve the polished finish. Avoiding direct sunlight prevents fading and drying of the timber grain over time. Using heat-resistant mats and coasters protects the polished polish from moisture rings and thermal shock. Promptly wiping away spills ensures liquids do not penetrate the wood or veneer.

How do I tell original period pieces from revivals?

Original pieces from the Georgian and Regency eras display distinct hand-tool marks, traditional joinery methods, and natural timber ageing beneath the finish. The structure and fixings reflect eighteenth or early nineteenth-century cabinetmaking practices. Revival pieces built during the later periods often utilise machine-sawn components and standardised hardware while replicating earlier designs. Examining the internal framing and underside provides clear clues regarding the date of manufacture.

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A regency pillar dining table brings adaptable scale and proportion to large rooms through modular pedestals.

Regency Mahogany Two Pillar Dining Table

19th century

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Regency Mahogany Two Pillar Dining Table

From Nicholas Little Antiques

£750

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19th century

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19th Century Twin Pillar Dining Table Seats Eight

From James Ribbons Antiques

£975

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Regency Mahogany Three Pillar Dining Table

19th century

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Regency Mahogany Three Pillar Dining Table

From Moxhams Antiques

£12,850

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A Sheraton Style Twelve Seater Twin Pillar Dining Table

1920 - 1940

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A Sheraton Style Twelve Seater Twin Pillar Dining Table

From William Cook Antiques

£3,650

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19th century

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19th Century Pedestal Table in Mahogany

From Limited Editions

£675

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Antique 8ft Regency Metamorphic 3 Pillar Dining Table C1820 19th C

19th century

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Antique 8ft Regency Metamorphic 3 Pillar Dining Table C1820 19th C

From Regent Antiques

£9,250

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Fine George111 Large Mahogany 2 Pillar Dining Table with Leaf

18th century

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Fine George111 Large Mahogany 2 Pillar Dining Table with Leaf

From E W Cousins and Son

£6,500

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Regency Three Pillar Mahogany Dining Table

19th century

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Regency Three Pillar Mahogany Dining Table

From Moxhams Antiques

£8,850

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Regency Mahogany Twin Pillar Antique Dining Table

19th century

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Regency Mahogany Twin Pillar Antique Dining Table

From Driscolls Antiques Ltd

£1,650

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Antique Regency Mahogany Twin Pillar Dining Table

19th century

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Antique Regency Mahogany Twin Pillar Dining Table

From Georgian Antiques

£4,250

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Listings feature mahogany dining tables spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, incorporating both twin-pillar and triple-pillar pedestal configurations.