Description:

The flame mahogany veneers on the top have been arranged so as to give a sunburst effect, and it is finished off by the elegant crossbanding on the outside edge.
The table is very solid, as there are four columns, which give the table superb stability with sabot feet.
There are slides on the sides of the table that you pull out, and you fit the leaves on them by sliding them onto the slides and securing them with brass clips, which are located underneath.

The superb set of ten English-made Regency-style dining chairs has been masterfully crafted in beautiful solid mahogany throughout, and the finish and attention to detail on display are breathtaking. They feature an attractive bar-back design and “drop-in”“ seats that are upholstered in fine fabric.

This fascinating table illustrates all the very best elements of English cabinet-making combined with the remarkable burst of inventiveness of the Industrial Revolution. It was not until John Johnstone and Robert Jupe patented their ingenious design in March 1835 for an expanding round table that round dining tables, which had suffered from the problem of not offering flexibility of seating, could compete with the established rectangular extending dining tables.

In excellent condition, please see the photos for confirmation.

Dimensions:

Height: 76 cm, width: 152 cm, depth: 152 cm (closed)
Height: 76 cm x width: 206 cm x depth: 206 cm (open)
Height 95 cm, width 56 cm, and depth 53 cm (armchair)
Height: 93 cm, width: 48 cm, depth: 46 cm; chair
Height: 53 cm; seat – Seat Height