A fabulous piece of history this 14ft long late Georgian period table is one of the earliest examples of the classic four leg extending runner system formats. By famous London makers W.Priest of Black Friars, the table offers a super run of hand cut figured timbers to the ogee moulded top with multiple extension leaves incorporated to vary length and shoot ends to allow two people to sit beyond the legs for comfort. Featuring a double sandwich runner system and Gillows reeded legs the table stand in absolute untouched original condition (never restored or re finished in 200 years!) requiring sympathetic restoration and finishing to your specification by our in house teams of expert restorers. This work is included in our price if you are looking for the very best museum standard early period dining table. Measuring 168” long x 54” wide.