Regency Style Triple Pedestal Dining Table with Brass Paw Feet

This elegant Regency-style dining table features a rich, polished wood surface with a distinctive banded inlay along the perimeter. The table is supported by three classically inspired pedestals, each terminating in four splayed legs adorned with ornate brass paw feet on casters. The design allows for versatile seating arrangements, making it suitable for both intimate gatherings and larger dinner parties. The construction and aesthetic reflect the sophisticated craftsmanship characteristic of the Regency period, offering a timeless addition to any formal dining space.
A large and impressive three pedestals mahogany English dining table of exceptional quality, the rounded rectangular top supported on decorative turned columns with splay legs terminating with brass caps and castors
Two feet on two of the pedestals are broken and need some work and repairs

DIMENSIONS: Height: 28 inch / 71 cm
Length: 105.65 inch / 269 cm
Width: 52.75 inch / 134 cm

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Condition Report:
The table is in good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age and use. The polished wood surface exhibits some light surface scratches and minor indentations, particularly visible on the main leaves, as well as some subtle discoloration variations across the panels. The banded inlay is largely intact with minimal lifting or damage. The brass paw feet show a natural patina and some oxidation, but all casters appear to be functional. The structural integrity of the pedestals and legs remains sound.