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Antique Four Pedestal Dining Table

A large antique dining table standing on four pedestals each with four splay base. This table is a very fine example from one of the best periods of British cabinet making. It has a really fine run of timber with excellent grain pattern. The bases are a good strong construction but designed with delicacy of line which belies their true weight. The turned vase shape column is pleasing to the eye and the turning is sharp. The four splay legs on each pedestal are lovely and long to provide visual as well as actual stability. There are built in lopers so that only one member of staff is needed to install or remove the leaves. The tops can tilt on the bases or can be removed entirely so that the table can be easily moved from room to room or outdoors as necessary. This is a very fine looking and versitle dining table which is very good value for a table of this period size and quality.

English circa 1825
£46000
JS1

21 feet long
(and an inch)
51" wide
28" high each end
41¼ each end (two of)
46¾" one centre
48" one centre
25½" each leaf (three of)

Regency Mahogany Antique Three Pedestal Dining Table

Lovely quality antique dining table standing on three pedestals with finely turned columns and elegant legs with icanthus carving to the uppers underneath which the moulded decorations runs to the end of the leg into brass caps and casters. There are two removable leaves to change the length. The top is made from single sheets of well figured mahogany which is a lovely golden colour, repolishing if required is included in the price.

English circa 1820 £14500
MG001

312cm / 52" deep
74cm / 29" high
277cm / 109" long

Three Pedestal Mahogany Dining Table

Very good quality vintage three pedestal mahogany dining table, this table is a great scale and colour, it stands on four splay bases which are so much more balanced than three splay ones, the legs are proportionate to the rest of the table and unusually it has a frieze all around.

English circa 1960s £12000
KW002

141cm / 55½" deep
458cm / 15" long
72cm / 28½" high

Antique Dining Table On Three Pedestals

George III Period antique dining table standing on three four splay legs. The edge of the top and the top of the legs are reeded all round and the legs terminate in an especially elegant the caster cup. The top of this table is good and flat and the whole thing is made of very good mahogany which will look absolutely wonderful when the restorers have finished polishing it with natural shellac and beeswax, all of which is included in the price.

English circa 1810 £34000

122cm / 48" wide
72cm / 28½" high
195cm / 76¾" long w/o leaves
302cm / 119" long max

64cm / 25¼" each end
53cm / 20¾" leaf
55cm / 21½" leaf
67cmc / 26¼" centre

Antique Dining Table

Antique dining table standing on three pedestals each with four splay base. This sort of base is very sought after, the shape is a Gillow design with the early high knee placement and very vertical waterfall shape to the legs. The close reeding on the top of the legs is typically elegant for the pre-Regency period.
The timber of this table is very nicely figured dense grained mahogany, this is one of the finest cuts of mahogany that we see and it will look wonderful when we have repolished it. The polishing is included in the price and colour matching is part of the restoration process so the top will be an even colour and it is possible to specify a dark, medium or light colour. The table can be made smaller by taking out the removable leaves and can be made longer by the addition of two more leaves made using matching antique timber. Please ask for an estimate to make it longer.

English circa 1790 £26000
Attributed to Gillow of Lancaster and London

09 19 13

71cm / 28" high
123cm / 48½" deep
262cm / 103" long
35cm / 13¾" each leaf
72cm / 28¼" each end
63cm / 24¾" centre section

Antique Twin Pedestal Dining Table

An early 19th century twin pedestal antique dining table, this is a fine Regency table standing on four splay bases which always look so much better than a three legged version. This table has an elegant leg with decorative stringing and ending in a pleasingly intricate brass cap and caster. The mahogany top has an interesting grain pattern and once re-polished will look magnificent. This is a very fine quality little table. This table can be extended by about two more feet if required. Please contact us for details and a quote.

English circa 1810 £9800

DOBUN 001

74cm / 29" high
208cm / 82" long max
122cm / 48" deep
55cm / 21¾" leaf

Antique Twin Pedestal Dining Table

Early 19th century twin pedestal antique dining table. This table is a great scale with a generous shape to the base. The columns are crisply turned and the legs are a wonderful shape. It is interesting to try to imagine how many cubic inches of the best mahogany available was wasted to create that leg shape.
There are two removable leaves supported by bearers, so either, neither, or both of the leaves can be used.

George III circa 1805 £6800

12 19 06

125cm / 49¼" wide
284cm / 111¾" long
72cm / 28½" high
88cm / 34¾" ends
53cm / 21" each leaf

Antique Dining Table Standing On Three Pedestals

Antique dining table dating from around 1825, this George IV period mahogany antique dining table is supported by three pedestals, each with four splay legs and it has two removable leaves to adjust the length of the table to suit the number of guests. This is a grand scale English country house dining table, it is very well drawn and has a real presence when seen first hand.

English circa 1825 £16500

118cm / 46½" deep
315cm / 124" / 10'4" long
72cm / 28½" high as is

Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Twin Pedestal Antique Dining Table

Early 19th century mahogany twin pedestal antique dining table. This table has two removable leaves supported by removable bearers. Either leaf can be removed, but not both at the same time. This table is pictured as it came to us and the colour will be improved immensely when it has been re-polished with beeswax. The polishing is included in the price, but bear in mind that it takes time so will affect the delivery date.

English circa 1820 £12500

09 19 12

267cm / 105¼" long
146cm / 57½" deep
72cm / 28½" high
each end 26"

Early 19th Century George III Period Mahogany Twin Pedestal Antique Dining Table

Early 19th century George III period mahogany twin pedestal antique dining table. This table can be made larger with the addition of another leaf. The top can be repolished which will greatly improve the colour. At the moment the varnish is hiding the wonderful grain pattern. Please ask about restoration options.
This table has the early sort of good close reeding on top of the legs and around the edge of the top. The base is very well drawn with a finely turned column and generously elongated four splay legs.

English circa 1810 £9800

117cm / 46" wide
71cm / 28" high
212cm / 83½" long
152cm / 59¾" without the leaf
60cm / 23¾" the removable leaf

18th Century George III Period Mahogany Antique Dining Table

Eighteenth century mahogany antique dining table standing on four pedestals, each with four splay base. This is a wonderful table which has faded to a desirable golden brown honey colour. The bases are strong and a generous shape and the top of each leg and the edge of the top is reeded.
The removable leaves are missing, they will be replaced with new ones made from period timber. This means that the final length can be tailored to order. The first two photographs are an artists impression of how the table will look.
Please ask about restoration and shipping options.

English circa 1790 SOLD

04 19 04

51" / 130cm wide
110¾" / 281cm long without leaves
27½" / 70 high

18th Century George III Period Mahogany Four Pedestal Antique Dining Table

18th century George III period mahogany four pedestal antique dining table. This is one of the best tables we have seen, it is a tremendous scale at almost eighteen feet long and very well drawn. It has elegant outstretched four splay legs which are a great shape, having a slight hint of the Regency knee that would come later. The legs fall sharply down before curving to run almost parallel to the floor and they terminate a long way from the pedestal. It has the close reeding on the top of the legs typical of this pre-Regency period. The length of the leg, the shape of the leg and the reeding colaborate to provide a most pleasing and well balanced table base.
The catches are of the swing type which means that they cannot get lost. They are of the highest quality, some are inscribed Farlar & Bullock and others Bullock, Tonks & Bedington, 90 Wardour Street.
This table is "unseen" as it came to us in 2006 from Aynho Park without having been on the open market. It has been in private hands from 2006 until now once again we have the privilege to have custody of this wonderful and important country house dining table.

The top of the table is made of huge sheets of a very fine cut of mahagany which has attained a wonderful colour and patina over the centuries. There are three removable leaves and four premanant tops, any of these can be removed to make the table several sizes smaller. It is also possible to extend the table to make it larger, so please ask for details if a longer table is required.

English circa 1790 £195000
Attributed to Gillow of Lancaster and London

EM 002

Provenance:
Aynho Park, Oxfordshire.
This table was most probably made for Aynho as part of the improvements carried out to the house by Sir John Soane in the 1790s. There is a lot of very interesting history about the Cartwright family of Aynho Park going back for centuries, please ask for details.
Below the last two photographs are of the table in situ in Aynho Park taken in 2006.

159cm / 63" wide
547cm / 215" long
74cm / 29" high

Early 19th Century Regency Mahogany Four Splay Three Pedestal Antique Dining Table

Early 19th century Georgian mahogany three pedestal antique dining table. This is an elegant table made of large sheets of very fine quality solid mahogany. The edge of the top and legs are delicately moulded, the latter ending with interesting gilt brass toe caps and casters. This table has two removable leaves and the tops tilt for ease of movement and storage, especially useful for dinner dances. This is a really good table with a great provenance. It is photographed here as it came in to us prior to restoration. Restoration is included in the price, please enquire about restoration options and shipping times.

English circa 1810 £28000

10 18 06

136" / 345cm long
53½"/ 136cm wide
28" / 72cm high
26½" / 67cm
27" / 69cm each end
29" / 74cm the central table

Provenance:

Sotheby's New York, circa 1988
Charlton Hall 2018, South Carolina collection

This three-pedestal dining table was in the main house at Spendthrift Farm, Lexington, Kentucky. During its heyday, Spendthrift, under the ownership of the legendary Leslie Coombs, was one of America's premier Thoroughbred farms. Coombs was a consummate promoter, and luminaries such as Princess Margaret, Henry Kissinger, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, Judy Garland, Elizabeth Arden, Louis B. Mayer, President of MGM Studios, among many others, dined at this table.

Three Pedestal Regency Mahogany Antique Dining Table

Early nineteenth century Regency antique mahogany dining table. This is a good scale table with three four splay feet under each crisply turned pillar support. The colour and timber are very good and this is an impressive table of a quality to match the finest dining room. The blocks of this table have been replaced at some point and not by us, which has the benefit of raising the height to a more contemporary level. Restoration is included, so please ask about polishing and waxing options, or anything else for that matter.

English circa 1810 £24500

09 18 06

126½" / 321cm long with leaves
87¾" / 223cm long without leaves
54¼" / 138cm deep
29½" / 75cm high

19th Century Mahogany Three Pedestal Antique Dining Table

19th century three pedestal antique dining table with two removable leaves. This is a very finely constructed dining table and it is made from a choice cut of mahogany. This is a very flexible table as the two end tables have the ability to be put together to form a table separate from the centre pedestal. There are casters underneath which can be raised up to provide a higher surface height if required, however there is a twenty four inches knee clearance already which is usually considered plenty. Do contact us for information about restoration and shipping times.

English circa 1835 £16500

03 18 05

70cm / 27½" high
125cm / 49" deep
336cm / 132½" long

19th Century Willliam IV Period Mahogany Three Pedestal Antique Dining Table

19th century William IV period mahogany antique three pedestal dining table. This dining table is made of large sheets of a very fine cut of dense grained mahogany. The grain pattern is very interesting and the whole table has attained a lovely colour and depth of patina over its hundred and eighty years. The three tops are removable and also tilt for easy storage or to move from room to room. There are two small leaves which allow the table to be turned from a dining table into two smaller breakfast tables. With the addition of two extra leaves this table will extend to around eleven and a half feet long and seat twelve to fourteen people. Interestingly this table has inverted dovetail brass clips which were patented by Nettlefolds. Also unusual are the wooden casters. Wood or leather casters were used to avoid damage when moving the table around on floors which were made of marble or other expensive material.  This is a really fine table and must be seen to be appreciated. Call or email with any questions.

English circa 1830 £28500

06 17 03

239cm / 94" wide
350cm / 11½ feet w max approx
123cm / 52" deep
72cm / 28½" high

Antique Twin Pedestal Dining Table

Early nineteenth century mahogany twin pillar antique dining table standing on four splay platform base, made of very good cut of timber with excellent grain pattern and with original leaf. This table has a second leaf not shown in these photographs.

English circa 1830 £11,800

ANO 011

48" wide
71.5" long with one leaf
93" long with two leaves

Antique Twin Pillar Dining Table

Antique George III revival twin pedestal dining table standing on outstretched three splay bases. This table has no frieze and so there is plenty of room for knees. Judging by the timber and the construction, the pedestals look as if they may be from the 1780 period, the top having been put on perhaps to replace if the original was damaged.

English circa 1900 £5,500

10 14 11

45" wide
87" long
30" high

 

Antique twin pillar dining table

Antique twin pillar dining table. This table is a tremendous scale with very generous splay to the legs and huge reeded columns made of a single piece of mahogany. The top is made of huge sheets of dense grained slow growing Cuban mahogany. The whole table is a wonderfully rich colour, despite having faded to a desirable pale colour.
It can take another one or two leaves to make it longer as necessary.

Irish circa 1820 £12,500

12 14 05

60" wide
28" high
78" long

18th century mahogany four pedestal dining table by Gillow

Extremely fine and rare late 18th century mahogany four pedestal dining table by Gillow. English circa 1790. All original, this dining table bears the label or Stair and Andrew who supplied it to the previous owners around 1900.

One of the best we have seen, this table is a very fine example of the late 18th century period, perhaps the finest age for design of antique pedestal dining tables.
It has the elegant downward four splay base and close reeding on the edge and legs that are typical of the pre Regency period.

It has three removable leaves and the tops tilt and are removable in case you need to pack it away for an after dinner dance.

English circa 1790 £175,000

AHC 001

19 feet / 228" / 579cm long
67 3/4" / 172cm wide
28" / 71cm high

32" / 81cm each leaf
33" and 33 1/2" / 84cm / 85cm each end
33 1/2" and 33" / 85 / 84 each centre section

Regency three pillar mahogany antique dining table

Charming Regency three pillar mahogany antique dining table with ebony inlay in the manner of George Bullock, with lovely old colour and patination, the top has faded to a wonderful colour.

English circa 1815 £48,000
09 11 06

57" wide (145cm)
13' 11" / 167" long (424cm)

George III Period Six Pedestal Mahogany Antique Dining Table

Exceptionally large antique six pedestal mahogany antique dining table, it is a wonderful scale, measuring 54 inches wide and 23 feet long, even without the removable leaves. With the five additional leaves this table is almost 30 feet long.

English circa 1800 £150,000

JH 004

54" wide
276" without leaves
356" with additional leaves
 

George III period mahogany Sunderland antique dining table

Lovely quality and unusual George III period mahogany Sunderland antique dining table with rare early concertina "scissors action" mechanism which folds down to a Pembroke table, bearing the name "Baldwin" on the hinges, this table has the original leaves, the whole top made of wonderful fine figured dense grained mahogany with ebony stringing to the base and frieze. All in all a charming and very versatile dining table. English circa 1800 £5,500

ANO 010

Measurements

Length 71.5" max, 57.5" one leaf, 43.5" without leaves, 23" long folded
Width 48" Height 28.5"

William IV mahogany extending breakfast table

Unusual and versatile William IV mahogany extending breakfast table. This antique dining table is circular when the leaves are removed and either or both of the leaves can be inserted to seat more, while the base remains fixed. The top is 46.5" by 47" wide the mechanism extends to 79.5" English circa 1835 £8,800

SW 013

George III mahogany three pedestal antique dining table

A most unusual and interesting George III mahogany three pedestal antique dining table which, when the middle pedestal is used on its own, has two small leaves to round off the edges, making it a stand-alone breakfast table, while the two d-ends can be put against a wall, or clipped together to make a twin pedestal dining table.

English circa 1800 £24,500

MS 286

Dimensions:
Maximum length, with all interleaves installed: 121 inches / 10'1"  / 307cm
Overall width: 54.5 inches / 139cm
Length with both interleaves removed: 79.5 inches / 202 cm
Dimensions of middle pedestal with two "mini-leaves": 40inches x 54.5 inches / 102cm x 139cm
When two end pedestals only are used: 53.5 x 54.5 inches / 136cm x 139cm
Height: 28.5 inches / 73cm