A lovely Victorian stained pine and elm topped table with a very unusual single plank top. This lovely traditional country table is supported by turned legs and has a frame which is of pegged construction. The table surfaces have a great patina from years of use. This is a very practical piece that could be used a kitchen or side table. Please see the other antique furniture we have listed.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

80cm (31.50")

Width

146cm (57.48")

Depth

68cm (26.77")

Declaration

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Victorian Pine Kitchen Table to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1058401

Dealers Internal Reference

HF1357

Description

A lovely Victorian stained pine and elm topped table with a very unusual single plank top.

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This lovely traditional country table is supported by turned legs and has a frame which is of pegged construction.

Designer Antiques4u

The table surfaces have a great patina from years of use. This is a very practical piece that could be used a kitchen or side table. Please see the other antique furniture we have listed.

hf1357

Physical Dimensions

Height

80cm (31.50")

Width

146cm (57.48")

Depth

68cm (26.77")

Date of Manufacture

Designer Antiques4u has dated this Victorian Pine Kitchen Table to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1058401

Dealers Internal Ref

HF1357

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Victorian country kitchen tables were typically designed for practical daily use in domestic kitchens, featuring sturdy construction, deep aprons, and turned or tapered wooden legs. These pieces were often crafted from domestic softwoods like pine, sometimes paired with hardwoods like elm for durable table tops.

Utility and kitchen tables from the 19th century were predominantly built using pine, deal, or oak for the frame, with harder timbers such as elm or beech favoured for top surfaces to withstand daily wear. Traditional mortise and tenon joinery was standard to ensure long-lasting structural integrity.

Authentic Victorian pine tables often show hand-planed surfaces, pegged or tenoned leg joints, and natural age-related wear around the feet and frieze. Look for original turned legs with hand-turned variations and evidence of historic staining or scrubbing.

A Victorian kitchen or prep table can serve as a central island, a freestanding dining table in an open-plan space, or a spacious hallway console. Pairing it with contemporary seating or sleek metal accents creates a balanced contrast between historic timber and modern design.

To preserve the timber finish, dust regularly with a soft lint-free cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish once or twice a year in the direction of the grain. Avoid placing the table near direct heat sources or in areas with extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent wood movement.

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