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18th Century Style Oak Refectory Table
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18th Century Style Oak Refectory Table

1900 - 1920
Sold 11 March 2026 · Michael Youll Antiques
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Description

An 18th Century Style Oak Refectory Table on twin baluster supports with a connecting stretch. This table features a particularly nice oak top, which is 7cm thick. This table up to 12 people.

Date of Manufacture

Michael Youll Antiques has dated this Oak Refectory Table to the 1910s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
270cm (106.30")
Depth
85cm (33.46")
Reference Numbers
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SA1150679
Description
An 18th Century Style Oak Refectory Table on twin baluster supports with a connecting stretch. This table features a particularly nice oak top, which is 7cm thick. This table up to 12 people.
Date of Manufacture

Michael Youll Antiques has dated this Oak Refectory Table to the 1910s.

Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
270cm (106.30")
Depth
85cm (33.46")
Reference Numbers
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SA1150679
Michael Youll Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010
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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Michael Youll Antiques Profile Page

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An eighteenth-century style oak refectory table featuring a rectangular planked top and turned pedestal supports connected by a low stretcher.
18th Century Style Oak Refectory Table
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An eighteenth-century style oak refectory table featuring a rectangular planked top and turned pedestal supports connected by a low stretcher.
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  • ObjectDining Tables
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsTurned baluster legs, Planked top, H-stretcher base
  • SizeH 77 cm (30 in) x W 270 cm (106 in) x D 85 cm (33 in)

Refectory tables originated in medieval monasteries where monks gathered for communal meals in the refectory, evolving from long boards on trestles to fixed, sturdy structures during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

These tables are traditionally constructed from solid native hardwoods like English oak, utilizing joined frames, pegged tenons, and heavy stretcher bases designed to provide stability for long spans.

Authenticity is assessed by examining hand-cut joints, timber shrinkage, natural patination, tool marks, and construction inconsistencies that indicate manual woodworking rather than modern machine production.

Pairing a heavy wooden dining table with minimalist modern seating or industrial lighting creates a balanced contrast that highlights the historic grain and craftsmanship within a modern space.

Maintenance requires avoiding direct sunlight and excessive humidity, using coasters and placemats to protect the finish, and occasionally feeding the wood with traditional beeswax rather than modern silicone polishes.
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