A George IV mahogany three pillar dining table

A George IV mahogany three pillar dining table, circa 1825, with two additional leaves, 69cm high, 133cm wide, 237cm long (unextended), 355cm long fully extendedProvenance: From a Guy Goodfellow designed London interior.Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, there appears to be an old repair to the end of the dining tableThere are chips and losses to the corners of one end of the central pedestal section - these missing slithers of wood are not present with Dreweatts.Some warping to the tops and leaves, some old splits and repairs There are four table clips present with the table - more would need to be sourced to allow for the full extension and secure fullyThe tops are secure of the bases at time of reports with the locking catch actions holding and operatingSigns of old woodworm to the rails beneath the undersidePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe measurements have been tidied up in the description as the previous ordering was a little confusing, the leaves are each 59cm long adding 188cm to the unextended length Condition Report Disclaimer