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Good Quality Oak Refectory Dining Table
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Good Quality Oak Refectory Dining Table

1900 - 1920
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Good Quality Oak Refectory Dining Table

This is a Superb piece it is a good quality Country Oak Table in the a refectory style, the table top has a moulded edge with a delightful shape, rectangular with a curved end (Squoval). The legs are chunky and bulbous with stylised carved paw feet

The table is a beautiful Colour, it has a good finish, it is sound and does not wobble a superb country piece and will seat 8 diners

The table is 60” long, 30” wide, 29” high

TNV25

Physical Dimensions
Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
153cm (60.24")
Depth
76cm (29.92")
Declaration

Elmgarden has dated this Oak Refectory Dining Table to the 1920s.

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SA1041564
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TNV25
Description
Good Quality Oak Refectory Dining Table
This is a Superb piece it is a good quality Country Oak Table in the a refectory style, the table top has a moulded edge with a delightful shape, rectangular with a curved end (Squoval).
Elmgarden

The legs are chunky and bulbous with stylised carved paw feet

The table is a beautiful Colour, it has a good finish, it is sound and does not wobble a superb country piece and will seat 8 diners

The table is 60” long, 30” wide, 29” high

TNV25

Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
153cm (60.24")
Depth
76cm (29.92")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Oak Refectory Dining Table to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1041564
Dealers Internal Ref
TNV25
Elmgarden
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A solid warm brown oak refectory dining table featuring turned baluster supports connected by a low central stretcher base.
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A solid warm brown oak refectory dining table featuring turned baluster supports connected by a low central stretcher base.
Good Quality Oak Refectory Dining Table
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A solid warm brown oak refectory dining table featuring turned baluster supports connected by a low central stretcher base.
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Refectory tables originated in medieval European monasteries where monks gathered for communal meals in dining halls. The design was widely adapted into English domestic homes during the Tudor and Jacobean eras, becoming a fundamental form of traditional country house furniture.

Traditional refectory tables are constructed from dense hardwoods, primarily native oak or walnut. Construction involves heavy timber tops supported by turned baluster legs or trestle ends, joined using pegged mortise and tenon joints and reinforced with a central stretcher base.

Authentic pieces display evidence of hand-planed surface textures, historic timber shrinkage around joints, and visible wooden securing pegs. Original wear is typically present on the low stretcher rail where diners rested their feet over decades of use.

An oak refectory table creates a grounding focal point when paired with modern upholstered dining chairs or minimalist contemporary seating. Combining the warm wood tone with neutral linen textiles and simple modern lighting creates a balanced scheme.

Care for solid oak furniture by dusting regularly with a dry cloth and applying clear beeswax polish once or twice annually. Use trivets and mats to guard against heat and moisture, and position the table away from direct heat sources to prevent wood splitting.
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