American Classical Mahogany and Gilt-Stenciled Double-Pedestal Dining Table, ca. 1825, New York, each D-end section with a single-board top and deep drop leaf, over a figured frieze edged in original "Greek-key" gilt stenciling, raised on a vasiform foliate-carved pedestal joined to paw feet adorned with like carving, h. 29", w. 47-3/4", l. 50", extended l. 97".

The table retains an old surface in very good condition. The pedestal has scattered minor abrasions to the feet, commensurate with age. One pedestal has a long vertical crack and a minor loss to the acanthus leaf carving. One leaf has some scattered linear staining. There are small losses at a junction of the leaves to the stationary top on one side of the table. There is minor veneer lifting at one corner. The Greek-key stencil border is in good condition with scattered minor losses commensurate with age. The table is sturdy and generally presents very well.