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Georgian Oak Gateleg Dining Table 18th Century
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Georgian Oak Gateleg Dining Table 18th Century

18th century
For Sale by Harper Baxter
Description

18th Century oak gateleg dining table.

Constructed from solid oak boasting a nicely aged patina.

England, circa 1790

Height: 71.8 cm

Width extended: 174.4 cm

Width closed: 52.7 cm

Length: 141.8 cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
71.8cm (28.27")
Width
174.4cm (68.66")
Depth
141.8cm (55.83")
Declaration

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

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SA1055656
Description
18th Century oak gateleg dining table.

Constructed from solid oak boasting a nicely aged patina.

England, circa 1790

Height: 71.8 cm

Width extended: 174.4 cm

Width closed: 52.7 cm

Length: 141.8 cm

Height
71.8cm (28.27")
Width
174.4cm (68.66")
Depth
141.8cm (55.83")
Date of Manufacture

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

Reference Numbers
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SA1055656
Harper Baxter
Harper Baxter
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2020
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An 18th-century Georgian oak gateleg dining table featuring a round drop-leaf top, turned legs, and stretchers in a dark brown finish.
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Clavering House
Newcastle upon Tyne
Northumberland
NE1 3NG
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jul 2020
Harper Baxter
Harper Baxter
Verified Since Jul 2020
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An 18th-century Georgian oak gateleg dining table featuring a round drop-leaf top, turned legs, and stretchers in a dark brown finish.
Georgian Oak Gateleg Dining Table 18th Century
Ref: SA1055656
An 18th-century Georgian oak gateleg dining table featuring a round drop-leaf top, turned legs, and stretchers in a dark brown finish.
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A Georgian gateleg table features hinged leaves supported by pivoting legs that swing out from the central frame like a gate. Produced during the 18th century, these tables offered adaptable surface space suitable for dining or occasional use.

These tables were typically crafted from solid native timbers such as oak, walnut, or fruitwood. Construction techniques included hand-mortise and tenon joints, wooden pegs, and hand-turned leg profiles.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-hewn undersides, irregular iron hinges, hand-turned baluster legs, and natural shrinkage across grain joints. Wear on stretchers and feet should correspond with centuries of use.

A gateleg table can serve as a space-saving dining table, a hall table with both leaves down, or a side table. Pairing rich oak wood with contemporary chairs creates an eclectic contrast in modern dining spaces.

Dust regularly with a soft cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year. Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and radiator proximity to prevent wood movement or splitting.
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