An early 19th century circular extending dining table retaining the original quarter round extending leaves, having a tip-up top supported by a turned baluster column with four reeded, hipped splay legs terminating in the original brass cap castors.
Note: Retaining all the original leaves and having replaced bearers.

Literature: ‘Ronald Phillips Ltd’., 2003 catalogue, pp. 82-3; a very similar table.

  • Provenance

    Private collection, London.

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