Large English oak gateleg table with turned legs – Late Victorian period (circa 1880–1900) Description: Beautiful antique English gateleg table crafted in solid oak. The table features an oval top with two drop leaves and finely turned “bobbin” legs connected by stretchers. This is a late 19th-century piece from the Victorian period, produced in England in revival of the 17th-century Jacobean style. The warm patina of the oak and the refined turning of the legs indicate high-quality craftsmanship. Practical and elegant — can be used both as a dining or side table. Stable and solid construction with excellent proportions. Condition: Good antique condition consistent with age. Minor surface wear and small marks to the finish, typical for its period. Mechanism of the folding legs functional; solid and stable overall. Dimensions (approx.): Height: 74 cm Length (open): 145 cm Depth (open): 110 cm Length (closed): 50 cm Material: Solid oak Origin: England Period: Late 19th century (circa 1880–1900) Style: Late Victorian / Jacobean Revival Shipping: Professional packaging and shipping by private carrier (pallet delivery possible) or free pickup in Lippstadt, Germany.