A very stylish but restrained refectory table from the Cotswold School in the Arthur Reynolds style.Made of solid oak all the joints are mortice and tenon the edges with chamfered detail. The table has a flow and an elegance which enables it to look impressive from every angle.The table has a generous overhang at either end to allow for end. seatng.
Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
284cm (111.81")
Depth
75.5cm (29.72")
Declaration
Chapel Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1156118
Description
A very stylish but restrained refectory table from the Cotswold School in the Arthur Reynolds style.Made of solid oak all the joints are mortice and tenon the edges with chamfered detail. The table has a flow and an elegance which enables it to look impressive from every angle.The table has a generous overhang at either end to allow for end. seatng.
Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
284cm (111.81")
Depth
75.5cm (29.72")
Date of Manufacture
Chapel Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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