Victorian mahogany tilt top dining table

Went down to the Sallies this morning for a look not expecting much as there hasn't been a lot turning up at any of the op shops that are particularly interesting of late ( except the Sowerby boat!!) . Looked at the area where they have glass, homeware and collectibles and there was nothing of interest for me and as I turned to go out my eyes fell upon this. I needed someone to pinch me as I stood looking at this for quite a while....my mouth was probably open. Unfortunately the hinge pin is missing but as a TV programme of the 70s said "we have the technology to rebuild him", well I have a lathe :)
I asked the guy in the shop who does the heavy lifting to give me a hand to lift the top off so I could have a good look at everything and while not mint it's in great condition for it's age, means I won't have panic attacks every time someone puts something on it.
I said I would buy it although I had nowhere to put it at the moment, but for $70 it was going home with me!!
Its a workday and where I work is on the same street although I'm still on holiday so I went down and got one of the guys to grab a ute and a trailer and we picked it up and took it home. Once there I said to Toby my workmate "we'll quickly take it around onto the back lawn dump it and run"..........as we finished putting it down I looked up and realised it was too late Her Indoors was standing at the ranch slider to the conservatory with hands on hips watching us ............opps :)
I went back to the Sallies to ask again about the hinge pin and as luck would have it their pick up/delivery truck was just unloading some gear, the guys confirmed there was no hinge pin but it came from a lady who said it was her Grandmothers.
128cm wide and 72cm high.