Antique English dining tables and breakfast tables from the 18th & early 19th century Georgian and Regency periods

An early 19th Century Regency period well-figured mahogany 2-pedestal Dining Table of attractive small proportions, retaining original central leaf, raised on baluster turned columns & reeded 4-splay bases ending on original brass box castors.

A fine quality early 19th Century Regency period figured mahogany “Imperial” extending Dining Table stamped “Gillows. Lancaster”, retaining 6 original leaves raised on 10 turned tapering reeded legs ending on original brass castors.

A fine quality early 19th Century Regency period figured mahogany 3 pedestal Dining Table having rectangular top with moulded edge fitted with 2 contemporary leaves, supported on turned reeded columns ending on moulded 4-splay legs retaining original castors.

A fine George III period faded mahogany 2 pedestal Dining Table, having ebony strung half-round ends, retaining one original leaf supported on gun-barrel columns ending on moulded 4-splay legs retaining original brass castors.

A very fine Regency period well-figured mahogany four pedestal Dining Table with reeded edge,raised on baluster turned stems, with four splay reeded legs ending on original matching reeded brass castors fitted with 3 contemporary leaves.

An early 19th Century Regency period figured mahogany 2 pedestal Dining Table having reeded edge and narrow crossbanded frieze. The table fitted with original leaf and 2 old replacement leaves supported on baluster turned columns ending on moulded 4-splay legs with acanthus carving and original brass casters.

A fine George III period figured mahogany circular extending Dining Table having moulded edge rosewood crossbanded top, fitted with replacement quadrant leaves, supported on vase turned four splay base ending on brass box castors. (Turned legs to quadrants, later additions.)

An important 19th Century well-figured mahogany circular extending Dining Table with 'Jupe' style extending action, stamped Collinson & Lock, London, having 8 segmented tops opening to take 2 sets of replacement leaves, supported on 5 baluster turned circular columns ending on carved blind fretwork “X” frame base, applied with circular roundels & fitted with concealed castors to the block feet. (The leaves replacements, now fitted into modern mahogany leaf-carrier.)