Tables semi antique pedestal

Antique 18th century William 1V tilt top oval burr Walnut Loo table. This table was originally designed and build for a card game called “Loo” also known as Lanterloo. In today’s homes these fine antique tables can make the ideal small dining/breakfast table for a small property to seat up to four people. The oval top can tilt in an upright position with a tilting mechanism that is attached to the pedestal, this enable the table to be easily stored in a corner or against a wall when not in use. The top rests on a hexagon pedestal with a trefoil base. The table is easily movable by its original hidden brass castors underneath each one of the three ends of the trefoil base. Condition: This fine William 1V style table is in fear antique condition and wear consistent with use and age. Measurements: Length 135cm - Width 96cm - Height 70cm

Circa 18th Century Victorian burr Walnut, oval, mirrored inlaid antique Loo table with hand carved base on porcelain castors. This Victorian design table was originally built for a card game “Loo” also known as Lanterloo before it become known as the breakfast table as it was used for smaller dining. In today’s homes these tables can make the ideal small dining table for a small apartment to seat up to two people. The oval top is quarter veneered being mirrored with the finest figured walnut timbers and beautiful intricate inlaid detailing. The top rests on a pedestal with four beautiful turned support legs and center base that are intricately hand carved with fine detail and symmetry. The table is easily movable by its original white porcelain and brass castors that are attached to the pedestal. Condition: This fine Victorian style table is in good antique condition and wear consistent with use and age. Measurements: Length 107cm - Width 63cm - Height 72cm