Fairford Barn Antiques

Description

A superb mahogany coaching table circa 1900. With serpentine shaped legs joined by turned cross rails. The underside has the brass makers stamp of W H Saunders of Cirencester whose premises were at 5 The Market Place, Cirencester.
During Roman times Cirencester was the second largest city in Britain after London and is now known as the Capital of the Cotswolds.
Folding coaching tables were used in the age of carriages or coaches for easy transportation, storage and set-up but are now a versatile addition to the modern home.

Height - 71cm / 28"
Top - 47.5cm x 67cm / 18.5" x 26"

All items are checked by our restoration team and any work is sympathetically carried out. Therefore condition is excellent, commensurate with age and items are ready to go straight into the home for immediate use. Please do not hesitate to ask any questions or request additional pictures.

Prices are negotiable and offers are welcome.

We are happy to arrange couriers or work with a courier of your choice if you wish to arrange yourself.

Viewing is welcome by appointment - we are normally available 7 days a week.

Payment - by bank transfer, cleared cheque, cash or Paypal.

Customers are protected by Distance Selling Regs. which give the right to cancel purchase within 7 working days after receipt of the item and receive a full refund minus transportation costs. The item must be returned in the same condition as it left. However, due to the excellent condition of our items we are confident that you will be delighted with your purchase.