Circa 1820, oak and pine secondary, one-part form, consisting of two rectangular ends with rounded corners, one central rectangular table, two leaves, all with reeded edge, upper stiles with dark line inlay, raised on ring turned tapered legs on casters.

(Without leaves) 28 x 48 x 66.5 in., each leaf 24.75 in., floor to base of apron 23.25 in., width between legs on the side center 16.5 in., width between legs at far ends of the side 17 in., width between legs at the heads of the table 31.5 in.

Old marring and scratches to top; one detached caster (but present); later support bars now connecting the three sections as one.