Victorian Mahogany Circular Tilt-top Breakfast Table

A handsome mid 19th Century Victorian mahogany circular breakfast table, traditionally known as a loo table. The generously proportioned top displays attractive mahogany grain and a warm, aged patina, with a moulded edge above a deep apron. It stands on a substantial turned central pedestal with four scrolling legs terminating in castors. The top tilts vertically when not in use, reducing the table’s storage footprint. At 126 cm in diameter, it comfortably seats four people, with room for up to six using compact dining chairs. A characterful antique table suitable for a dining room, breakfast area or as an impressive centre table in a spacious hallway. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.