A magnificent and early cedar dining table, Australian circa 1835. a sixteen leg drop leaf sectional table with two extension leaves and centre section with drawer at either side with original brass handle; edge stringing on bottom of skirt and running…
George III mahogany dining table with extensions
A George III mahogany extending dining table, the central twin-flap section flanked by two D-ends all on square tapering legs, with two additional leaves, height 73.5 cm, width 128 cm, length 386 cm (extended). Provenance: Christie's, Sydney, The Barry…
Australian Cedar Georgian Dining Set with Six Chairs
An Australian reproduction hand-made Georgian style dining setting comprising six chairs and extension dining table, Australian cedar, circa 1964, the table 77 cm high, 52 cm wide (extends to 156 cm), 97 cm deep
Heppelwhite Extension Dining Table with Demilune Console Aprons
A Heppelwhite mahogany extension dining table circa 1780, the 'D' ends with apron fronts functioning alternatively as demilune consoles, the central gate leg component has a drop-leaf, and a spare leaf, the whole raised on square tapered legs 72 cm high,…
Georgian Mahogany Extension Table with Elegant Design
A fine Georgian mahogany extension table, circa 1820s, provenance John Wilson Antiques Melbourne, the two leaf 'D' end table with a fine patina, a deep skirt with paterae and raised on elegant slender turned legs with brass feet and casters, with,…
Georgian Mahogany Dining Table with Extensions
Georgian Honduras mahogany extension dining table, c. 1810, in the Sheraton style, the two section rectangular top with rounded corners, raised on four turned legs with simple ring mouldings on brass castors, with two extension leaves, height 71 cm, width…
Antique Tasmanian Cedar Table, 1825
A rare Tasmanian table, cedar, circa 1825, formerly one end of a sectional dining table, possibly the work of convict maker Penman, (see Fahy, Craig and Robertson, plate 121), 72 cm high, 120 cm wide, 75 cm deep
Regency Mahogany Dining Table with Provenance
A fine Regency mahogany one leaf extension dining table, circa 1820, purported to have been the property of John Langdon Bonython of South Australia, 72 cm high, 118 cm wide (extends to 179 cm wide), 122 cm deep. Provenance: Ian and Victoria Kraitzer…
Gillows-style Mahogany Extension Dining Table
George IV mahogany extension dining table, in the manner of Gillows, with rounded rectangular top containing 4 leaves supported by turned and reeded tapering legs and brass castors, 173 cm to 395 cm long, 142 cm deep, 72 cm high. Provenance: Sotheby's…
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