A George III style mahogany triple pedestal extending dining table

the 18th century top with two leaf insertions, the baluster turned pillars on reeded splayed legs ending in brass paw finials and castors

The top is of a lovely colour with attractively figured mahogany - it would though benefit from a thorough clean and possibly a re-polish as there are numerous old marks and scratches throughout. Each D-end has a section of mahogany joined to where it meets each leaf. The central section also has a join. This is a piece that has been vigorously used and it shows. It is of a pleasing size. The later pedestals are a good match and probably a good approximation of what they replaced, they could well be Edwardian replacements. There are old and new marks and scratches throughout commensurate with age and use. A table with an attractive top, of a large size, that would benefit enormously from some workshop attention.
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