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18th Century Oval Elm French Farmhouse Dining Table
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18th Century Oval Elm French Farmhouse Dining Table

18th century
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This is a very attractive late 18th early 19th century Oval topped Elm dining table. It is French in origin and is totally original as far as I can see. The colour and patina to the elm is wonderful and this continues from the top all the way down the legs. There is a neat drawer on one side that is a lovely detail. The proportions of this table make it very practical and ideal for 10-12 sitters. There is a historic mark on the top to one side. It doesn't bother me as it is part of the tables history but we can re finish the top if you prefer. Old worm all treated as well.

Height 74cm Width 261cm Depth 86cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
261cm (102.76")
Depth
86cm (33.86")
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TallBoy Interiors has dated this Oval Elm Dining Table to the 18th Century.

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SA1125802
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SKU00002230
Description
This is a very attractive late 18th early 19th century Oval topped Elm dining table. It is French in origin and is totally original as far as I can see.
The colour and patina to the elm is wonderful and this continues from the top all the way down the legs.
TallBoy Interiors

There is a neat drawer on one side that is a lovely detail. The proportions of this table make it very practical and ideal for 10-12 sitters. There is a historic mark on the top to one side. It doesn't bother me as it is part of the tables history but we can re finish the top if you prefer. Old worm all treated as well.

Height 74cm Width 261cm Depth 86cm

Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
261cm (102.76")
Depth
86cm (33.86")
Date of Manufacture

TallBoy Interiors has dated this Oval Elm Dining Table to the 18th Century.

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SA1125802
Dealers Internal Ref
SKU00002230
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An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers.
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Archive I An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers.

18th century Oval Elm French Farmhouse dining table

Archive II An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View II
Archive III An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View III
Archive IV An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View IV
Archive V An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View V
Archive VI An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View VI
Archive VII An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View VII
Archive VIII An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View VIII
Archive IX An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View IX
Archive X An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers. View X
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An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers.
18th century Oval Elm French Farmhouse dining table
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An eighteenth-century French provincial dining table made of solid elm with a large oval top, side frieze drawer, and square legs joined by end stretchers.
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French farmhouse dining tables from the 18th century are defined by functional design, native hardwood construction such as elm or oak, and substantial plank tops. They frequently incorporate frieze drawers for storing cutlery or linens and were built to withstand daily utilitarian use in rural households.

Local hardwoods were the predominant material, with elm, oak, chestnut, and fruitwoods being the most common choice depending on regional availability. Construction relied on traditional joinery techniques, including pegged mortise and tenon joints without modern metal fasteners.

Authentic period tables display uneven wear on footrests and stretchers, hand-planed top surfaces, and hand-cut wooden dowels or pegs holding the frame together. Additionally, natural shrinkage in the wood grain over centuries creates slightly irregular, non-uniform dimensions.

A rustic elm table balances contemporary spaces when paired with minimalist dining chairs or modern upholstery. Placing a substantial timber table on a neutral woven rug creates a grounded focal point that contrasts effectively with modern architectural finishes.

Preserve antique elm wood by applying a high-grade beeswax polish once or twice a year to maintain moisture and patination. Wipe up spills immediately, avoid direct proximity to heat sources to prevent timber shrinkage, and protect the surface from extreme direct sunlight.
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