Regency style triple pedestal dining table. The well-figured top supported by tripod splay legs to the ends, and a quadruple splay leg to the center, below turned baluster supports. Of an excellent length, fully extended the table will seat 12.

Late 19th century

Regency period mahogany triple pedestal dining table. The well figured top supported by three pedestals of gun barrel type, with central pedestal with four splay legs, and the two end pedestals with three splay legs.

Circa 1810

Regency period mahogany dining table in the manner of Gillows. The well-figured top surmounts two d-ends and one drop-leaf centre section, supported by reeded and turned legs.

Circa 1810

Regency mahogany snap top breakfast table on reeded and ring-turned column. Its quatrefoil platform terminates in quadruped foliate scroll splayed legs, with brass caps and castors.

Circa 1820

Regency period mahogany breakfast table. The rectangular top surmounts a reeded pedestal supported by four splay legs of swan neck form, terminating in giltbrass caps and castors.

Circa 1810

Regency period satinwood and giltwood centre table. The well-figured top with ebony stringing to a central roundel. The column base terminates in a triform platform with gilt lion's paw feet.

In the manner of Morel and Hughes

Circa 1820

George II period mahogany dining table. The oval top surmounts cabriole legs with carved scallop shells with bell flowers trailing, all terminating in pad feet.

Circa 1750

George I giltwood and carved gesso centre table, in the manner of James Moore. The rectangular top relief carved with a panel of leaves and flowers, supported by a carved gesso frieze and cabriole legs.

Circa 1720

Regency period rosewood and gilt-metal mounted library table. The circular top with gilt tooled green leather, supported on four square downswept legs ending in leaf cast caps and castors. The table drum and the centre of the legs enriched with embossed metal filleting.

Circa 1820