Class brace-enclosed initializer list fails

I am having problems initializing this class:

class Table{
public:
    long r; 
    long c;
    int g;
    int q;
    std::vector<std::vector<long> > data;
//Helper Methods
    Table(){r=-1;c=-1;g=-1; q=-1;data.clear();};
    double rate(void) const {...};
    bool check(void) const {...};
    void q_auto(void){q = r / g;};
}

If I try with this:

static Table my_table = {16200, 10800, 360, 30, {{1,3},{2,5}}};

It simply fails with:

error: could not convert ‘{16200, 10800, 360, 30, {{1, 3}, {2, 5}}}’ from ‘<brace-enclosed initializer list>’ to ‘Table’

I do have C++11. So, what is wrong there? I tried with extra braces, but no luck.... I am using g++.

The class was not supposed to be hand-written, but I know the values are correct, and just want to stick the table as a global value. Without any extra internal callings to get the final table values.