Interiors, Featuring Antiquities and Ancient Art

The table likely dates to the second-quarter of the 19th century (circa 1830). Old scuffs, marks and scratches throughout consistent with age and use. Having a fairly new varnished finish. The demilune ends having a slightly different colored finish to the central component. One of the demilune ends with some heavier wear and water staining to apron. One of the drop-leaf elements with a filled age crack. One leg to central section reattached, one of the swing-legs broken and in need of restoration before use. One of the feet on the demilune ends restored. With four brass clips to attach ends to center drop leafs. Additional images available upon request.

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