LATE 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH GEORGE III MAHOGANY THREE PEDESTAL DINING TABLE WITH TWO LEAVES,Late 18th century. Rectangular table in three parts, with two leaves. All tops can tilt; each on turned tapering pedestal raised on four splayed reeded tapering legs, ending in brass caps and casters. With two leaves which each measure approx. 29" to length. - 28" high x 113 7/8" long (without leaves) x 64" deep. Each leaf adds approx. 29". . Estimate $1,500-2,500
PROVENANCE: Deaccessioned from Homewood Museum, Baltimore, MD
Areas of repair to top. Modifications to the underside of the table. Several brackets missing. One of the ends has stripped screw holes to the supports, temporarily supported with wood glue. Split to one rounded end, repaired split to other rounded end. Nice patina. Leaves are a bit darker than the rest of table.
