rare five leaf 19th century extending walnut dining table with patent mechanism

Circa 1880. Rare five leaf 19th century extending walnut dining table with patent mechanism. The oval ends with chamfered edges and an unusual, beaded frieze supported on two octagonal baluster legs over shaped platforms and stylish gothic style columns with hidden brass castors, with a central leg for additional support. The table bearing two labels from manufacturer Hobe & Sons, 484 Broadway New York, label Hobe’s patent extension table and unusually it has metal insets on the extensions, a very rare feature that will prevent wear. The table has been traditionally restored and is in excellent condition. The five leaves with chamfered sides give great variability to the length of the table from:
136cm Long to 323cm Long x 137cm Wide x 73cm High

Stock No 33248

Antiques.co.uk Ref: GCR8BDFW5

Width (cm):

137

Height (cm):

73

Depth (cm):

323

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