This fine quality 19th-century ‘D’ end twin pedestal dining table displays attractive age, colour, and patina, whilst being full of charm and character. It is a rare decorative find that would make a wonderful statement piece in the right setting. The pedestals feature lovely reeded, swept legs terminating in large brass castors that add elegance and ease of movement. The table top shows lots of historic age, marks, and use — now beautifully buried beneath generations of polish and wax to form a rich, authentic patina. Features & Craftsmanship 19th century Mahogany construction ‘D’ end twin pedestal design Reeded swept pedestal legs with brass castors Structurally sound with no loose joints Condition Good antique condition overall, showing expected signs of age, including historic marks, knocks, cracks, repairs, and alterations consistent with period furniture. No woodworm holes historic alterations to the pedestal-to-table top interface to raise table height by approximately 2 inches to later dimensions. Strong, stable, and fully functional Dimensions Width: 227 cm (170 cm without leaf) Depth: 114 cm Height: 76 cm (73 cm kneehole height) A substantial and elegant dining table offering excellent proportions, practical flexibility, and beautiful period character