Almost certainly from the North of England or possibly Scottish this immense solid oak dining table dates from early Victorian period at a time when most were made from mahogany. The faceted leg is a William IV trait and the spoke brass caster wheels also earlier characteristics. The quarter sawn thumb moulded top opens via substantial double sandwich runners system and telescopic steel wind out. Any combination of the extension leaves can be used to set the table to seat 8, 10, 12, 16, 16 and up to 20 people at full length. Currently quite turned old finish but our expert team of hand French polishers with finish to exactly your specification. Measures 190" long fully extended and 57" wide.