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18th Century Oak Gateleg Dining Table
Harper Baxter
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18th Century Oak Gateleg Dining Table

18th century
For Sale by Harper Baxter
Description

An attractive 18th Century oak gateleg dining table.

Almost square when extended and seating around 10 people comfortably.

Constructed from solid oak boasting a lovely figured grain and patina.

England, circa 1780

Height: 73.5 cm

Width extended: 148.8 cm

Width closed: 49 cm

Length: 140.7 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
73.5cm (28.94")
Width
148.8cm (58.58")
Depth
140.7cm (55.39")
Declaration

Harper Baxter has dated this Antique Oak Gateleg Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1038954
Description
An attractive 18th Century oak gateleg dining table.

Almost square when extended and seating around 10 people comfortably.

Constructed from solid oak boasting a lovely figured grain and patina.

England, circa 1780

Height: 73.5 cm

Width extended: 148.8 cm

Width closed: 49 cm

Length: 140.7 cm

Height
73.5cm (28.94")
Width
148.8cm (58.58")
Depth
140.7cm (55.39")
Date of Manufacture

Harper Baxter has dated this Antique Oak Gateleg Table to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1038954
Harper Baxter
Harper Baxter
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020
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Location
Clavering House
Newcastle upon Tyne
Northumberland
NE1 3NG
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2020
Harper Baxter
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Verified Since Jul 2020
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Location: Clavering House, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, NE1 3NG, United Kingdom
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An 18th-century oak gateleg dining table featuring drop-leaf flaps supported by swinging legs terminating in pad feet.
18th Century Oak Gateleg Dining Table
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An 18th-century oak gateleg dining table featuring drop-leaf flaps supported by swinging legs terminating in pad feet.
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A gateleg table is a form of drop-leaf table featuring hinged side flaps supported by pivoting, leg-like gates that swing out from the main frame. Popular throughout the eighteenth century, these tables provided adaptable dining solutions for homes requiring flexible space management.

Eighteenth-century English gateleg tables were typically crafted from solid native hardwoods, with oak being the primary timber for regional and country furniture. Construction techniques relied on mortise-and-tenon joints secured with wooden pegs, hand-sawn timber, and forged iron Rule-joint hinges.

Authentic period examples exhibit irregular hand-planed surfaces, hand-cut wooden dowels or pegs protruding slightly from joints, and natural uneven shrinkage across the tabletop boards. Examination underneath should reveal historical iron hinges, hand-forged screws, and authentic oxidisation around structural fastenings.

An antique gateleg table can be styled alongside contemporary seating, such as modern upholstered chairs or minimalist wooden benches, to create a balanced scheme. When not fully extended, placing one flap down against a wall allows the table to serve as a console or side table.

Regular dusting with a soft cloth and periodic applications of a quality beeswax nourish the wood and preserve the surface patina. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and maintain a stable humidity level to prevent warping or cracking of the solid oak boards.
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