Large Antique Oak Extending Dining Table 1910s

Large old antique Edwardian oak wood extending kitchen or dining table made around 1910, with ring turned legs having brass and ceramic castors below and grooved carvings above. The top has diagonal cut corners and a shaped edge. The colour is a pleasant mid oak: it looks to have been stripped of its darker varnish at some point. When shut, the table is almost square and would seat four easily, possibly six friendly types. There is a winding mechanism underneath, with telescopic wooden runners, allowing the frame to be extended with a winding handle (included). Separate leaves can then be dropped in to make it into an eight seater (with one leaf) or ten seater (with both leaves). You could probably get more round there for special occasions. This table can be dismantled to get it in situ, if absolutely necessary, but it is rather a pain to set up again unless you know what you're doing. I can provide instructions!