A Regency style mahogany three-pedestal dining table partially composed of 19th century elements

Two tops and leaves appear to be early 19th century.

Overall good condition; the table sturdy; the two end leaves appear to be early 19th century with lovely figured mahogany; the two middle leaves probably of that period with lovely figuring; the tops with usual scratches, bruises, and scuffs with minor nicks and wear to edges; the whole with a slightly glossy surface; good proportions, good size, and very solid. One caster is loose but present and another caster is lacking. One leaf with a long, thin split, which is in need of restoration and with a subsequent small chip and loss; the frieze of the same leaf is slightly loose.
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