A Regency Period Mahogany antique Campaign dining table.
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A Regency Period Mahogany Extending Campaign dining table. The D shaped top with reeded edge opening to accommodate four leaves, above an inlaid strung frieze, raised on 6 ring turn tapered legs with original brass caps and casters. The concertina action as we know it today was patented by Richard Brown in 1805. His patent referred to "A device by which two ends of the table frame are connected by pieces of wood, so joined together as to form what are commonly called lazy tongs. |
| Item number 7721 |
| Circa: 1820 |
| Height: 28.5 ins. (72.39 cms) Width: 125.75 ins. (319.405 cms) Depth: 47.25 ins. (120.015 cms) |
| Other measurements: The leaves are 22.5, 22.25, 23.5 and 4.15 inches. |
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