A William IV mahogany tilt-top dining table second quarter 19th century

this circular top with segmented figured veneers, the turned pillar above a tri-form base on carved paw feet and concealed castors

Generally very good. The attractively figured and segemented - the mahogany a lovely rich colour. The top has some marks commensurate with age and domestic use. There are some typical old partial splits on the top. The underside with the kind of of repairs one would expect to see to secure one of these sites. Some indents and wear on rim. Base tidy and with the two brass hinged bolts.
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