This Antique Sutherland narrow gate leaf table was crafted from rich tiger oak in the late 19th century. Sutherland Tables, a hallmark of Victorian ingenuity, feature a remarkably slender gateleg design with a unique, narrow center, making them an ideal serving table. When extended, it exudes larger proportions, yet conveniently fols away when not in use.

This remarkable piece boasts an nice gate leg action support by brass casters, adorned with beautifully turned upright supports and a finely crafted turned cross stretcher. Versatile and delicate in appearance, it surprisingly maintains robustness when fully extended.

Height is 29 1/4 inch. Length is 42 1/4 inch.

Width when closed is 7 1/2 inch at the top and 14 1/2 at the feet.

Width when 1 side opened is 24 1/2 and when both sides are extended is 41 3/4 inch

It is imbued with a rich sense of history and authenticity that will add character and charm to any space. It would be wonderful in narrow spaces such as a hallway, entryway, or even bathroom. The possibilities are endless with this versatile and striking piece. This piece is more than just furniture, it’s a functional work of art that beckons the discerning collector to make it their own.

English regency mahogany sofa table, circa early 19th century. With a mahogany top with burl ash crossbanding and two D shaped drop leaves on either end, two frieze drawers on the front side with string inlay, the back side with string inlay, a baluster shaped pedestal with 4 down swept legs ending in brass lion paw feet, resting on brass casters. Dimensions of table top when drop leaves are raised, width 57.5″ X 25.5″. Dimensions of table top when drop leaves are lowered, width 36″ depth 25.5″. Knee clearance 22.5″. Hand dove tailed drawer construction. Could be used as a writing table.