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Regency Dining Table Set Chippendale Chairs Suite
You are viewing a truly regal dining set consisting of a 13 foot Regency style pedestal desk in flame mahogany and a matching set of 8 mahogany Chippendale dining chairs. I hope the photos do this set some justice, it’s certainly better in the flesh. Lots of Regency dining sets on Canonbury Antiques. We specialise in table and chair sets.
The table sits firmly on the three pedestal bases which are on castors so you can move this around easily. When fully extended it is 13 foot long – and more than comfortably accomodates ten people – you can fit more if you wanted. This makes it great for hosting large scale dinner parties. The great thing is with these tables there flexibility. When you don’t need it so large you can unextend it by taking out the two extra leaves – you can even use it with just two pedestals, there is a variety of different size combinations. We love Regency pedestal tables at Canonbury Antiques and all these are on display at our showroom.
The finish to the flame mahogany is amazing and the table is offered in very good condition with no scratches, solid and stable, ready for home use right away. Along with the table you are viewing a wonderful set of matching 10 Hepplewhite style dining chairs consisting of 2 arm chairs and 8 carvers. The chairs are handcrafted from the finest mahogany and have a lovely veneer to the wood. This particular set have just come back from the restorers where they had a repolish so they are ready for home use immediately.
They are very solid and comfortable and have white patterned fabric seat covers with flower motifs on them. The level of craftmanship on these is superb as is hopefully illustrated by the photographs. The legs are fluted to the front and of course the centre piece to the chairs and from where the name originates is the back rest which has the hand carved Prince of Wales motif to them.
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