Sold 21 March 2025 · Merchant House Antiques

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Description

Great late 19th Century oak French farmhouse table.

Circa 1890s with original 'H' stretcher to the under side.

This table will sit 8 / 10 people

H: 77.5 cm (30 1/2")

W: 250 cm (98 7/16")

D: 89 cm (35 1/16")

Declaration

Merchant House Antiques has dated this Nineteenth Century Oak Farmhouse Table to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1105231

Dealers Internal Reference

Mha0052/6011/4022

Dealers Notes

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Description

Great late 19th Century oak French farmhouse table.

Circa 1890s with original 'H' stretcher to the under side.

This table will sit 8 / 10 people

H: 77.5 cm (30 1/2")

W: 250 cm (98 7/16")

D: 89 cm (35 1/16")

Date of Manufacture

Merchant House Antiques has dated this Nineteenth Century Oak Farmhouse Table to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1105231

Dealers Internal Ref

Mha0052/6011/4022

About the Dealer

Merchant House Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Apr 2008

4th generation of antiques specialists. Expert in quality 19th century european furniture - specialists in farmhouse tables.

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Merchant House Antiques

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Cotswold and Devon
United Kingdom

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Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing

ObjectDining Tables
Period19th century
StyleRustic Farmhouse
MaterialOak
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsPlank top, H-stretcher base, Straight legs, Apron drawer

FAQs

Nineteenth-century oak farmhouse tables are characterised by utilitarian designs, sturdy timber construction, and generous proportions intended for communal domestic use.

These tables are traditionally constructed from solid European oak, featuring mortise and tenon joints, pegged frames, and heavy plank tops shaped by hand tools.

Authenticity is identified through period-appropriate tool marks, timber shrinkage, natural patination, and traditional hand-cut joinery rather than modern mechanical fasteners.

Integrating an antique wooden table into a modern space works effectively by pairing it with minimalist seating to create visual contrast between old and new textures.

Preservation involves maintaining stable indoor humidity, avoiding direct heat sources, and treating the surface periodically with natural beeswax to nourish the wood.