Rectangular, oval or round dining tables, supported by a central pedestal column. Georgian pedestals usually had four splay legs, gracefully curved and ending with claw or bucket brass castors. The pedestal itself was slender and tapering, and the table top, usually made from one piece of timber, did not have an apron. If the edge of the top is reeded, the splay legs ought also be reeded. From the Regency period, the pedestals sometimes stood on a platform base, often with carved claw feet. After the 1820s the pedestals tended to become heavier, with bulbous rings and swellings eventually assuming the typical Victorian baluster shape. Longer tables, often with rounded ends, were supported on at least two pedestals. Those made to have extension leaves inserted, were equipped with brass clips or winding mechanism, and additional pedestals frequently provided further support.

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Rare Australian Art Deco table, in Queensland walnut, the…

Rare Australian Art Deco table, in Queensland walnut, the rectangular extension top with two leaves and raised on twin pedestals, finely carved and pierced with flowers and foliage, 82 cm x 259.5 cm x 113.5 cm

Regency mahogany Dinning table, 19th century, the rectangular…

Regency Mahogany Dining Table with Lion's Paw Castors

Regency mahogany Dinning table, 19th century, the rectangular top with D ends, on two pedestal bases, with three downswept legs and brass lion's paw sabots and castors, with one extension leaf, height 75 cm width 177 cm depth 96 cm; 51 cm (leaf)

A Continental mahogany extending dining table, the moulded…

Mahogany Dining Table with Lion Paw Feet

A Continental mahogany extending dining table, the moulded rectangular top with a carved frieze and two additional leaves, on five fluted pedestals and platform base with four swept legs with lion masks and paw feet, height 73 cm, width (closed) 131 cm,…

Regency mahogany double pedestal dining table, c. 1810, each…

Regency Mahogany Dining Table with Extension Leaf

Regency mahogany double pedestal dining table, c. 1810, each pedestal terminating in four reeded saber legs with brass castors, one extention leaf, height 73 cm width 231 cm depth 131.5 cm. Provenance: The collection of Sir Colin Campbell Stephen, Sydney,…

A monumental boardroom table, 20th century, of Regency design,…

Regency Mahogany Boardroom Table from National Australia Bank

A monumental boardroom table, 20th century, of Regency design, the top veneered in book-matched figured mahogany comprising eight leaves between D-shaped ends, raised on five tripod pedestals, accompanied by a custom-made fabric cover, 75.5 cm high, 899…

A Victorian cedar Trestle-Based sewing table, 19th century,…

Victorian Cedar Sewing Table with Trestle Base

A Victorian cedar Trestle-Based sewing table, 19th century, with a single drawer with internal partitions for sewing accoutrements, a pull out sewing box and twin turned legs to curved trestle ends terminating in brass caps and casters, height 75 cm,…

Victorian mahogany three pedestal dining table, by Edwin…

Victorian Mahogany Dining Table by Edwin Nichols

Victorian mahogany three pedestal dining table, by Edwin Nichols, Worcester, c. 1860, the rounded rectangular top with string inlay, above three pedestals with reeded splayed legs terminating in brass pine cone capped feet, on castors, with one additional…

William IV three pedestal mahogany dining table, second quarter…

William IV Mahogany Dining Table

William IV three pedestal mahogany dining table, second quarter of the 19th century, the rectangular D-end top above three turned pedestals with four down-swept legs terminating in brass paw caps and castors, height 72 cm, width 337 cm, depth 202 cm.…

A Regency period mahogany twin pedestal dining table, the…

Regency Mahogany Dining Table with Twin Pedestals

A Regency period mahogany twin pedestal dining table, the rectangular top with reeded edge, raised on twin pedestals, each ending in four downswept legs on brass paw feet and castors. Fitted with one leaf. Length 240 cm. Width 104 cm.

Mahogany two pedestal dining table, 19th century, in the manner…

19th Century Mahogany Dining Table with Extensions

Mahogany two pedestal dining table, 19th century, in the manner of Duncan Phyfe, rectangular top with rounded edges, with two extension leaves, one foot restored, height 70 cm, width 303 cm, depth 91.5 cm. Provenance: The Collection of Lady Sybil Joel,…

A George III mahogany three pedestal dining table, early 19th…

George III Mahogany Dining Table with Three Pedestals

A George III mahogany three pedestal dining table, early 19th Century having a plain rim to the rectangular top, with four extension leaves, supported on three tapering baluster columns each terminating in four reeded down splayed legs, on castors, 72 cm…

An early 20th century Regency style mahogany twin pedestal…

Regency style mahogany dining table with satinwood banding

An early 20th century Regency style mahogany twin pedestal extension dining table, circa 1920, the top comprising two 'D' end sections and an extra leaf, all with satinwood banded border, on turned column supports and four out swept terminating brass caps…