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Large Early 19th Century George III Oak Tavern Table
Jake Wright Antiques Ltd.
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Jake Wright Antiques Ltd.

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Large Early 19th Century George III Oak Tavern Table

19th century
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A wonderful early 19th Century tavern table of grand proportions and all in solid oak. The unusually thick 3" plank top with cleated ends having a warm faded colour and well built up surface. Raised on a substantial chamfered X-frame base with central stretcher and end braces. Circa 1810. Good condition and structurally stable.

H: 78 cm (30 11/16")

W: 294 cm (115 3/4")

D: 65 cm (25 9/16")

Physical Dimensions
Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
294cm (115.75")
Depth
65cm (25.59")
Declaration

Jake Wright Antiques Ltd. has dated this George III Oak Tavern Table to the 1800s.

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SA1158764
Dealers Notes

Jake has been supplying the London Trade and Interior Designer market with quality antiques since 2010. Jake has worked closely with his clients over these years and, due to the recent changing times and opportunities in the market, has decided to step out of the shadows to reach a wider audience with his new website. With items ranging from C17th to C20th in English, continental and Asian tastes. All with emphasis on quality and originality.

We offer a full shipping service, able to provide competitive quotes for National and International transport/shipping with a selection of regularly used, reliable and professional companies.

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A wonderful early 19th Century tavern table of grand proportions and all in solid oak.
The unusually thick 3" plank top with cleated ends having a warm faded colour and well built up surface.
Jake Wright Antiques Ltd.

Raised on a substantial chamfered X-frame base with central stretcher and end braces. Circa 1810. Good condition and structurally stable.

H: 78 cm (30 11/16")

W: 294 cm (115 3/4")

D: 65 cm (25 9/16")

Height
78cm (30.71")
Width
294cm (115.75")
Depth
65cm (25.59")
Date of Manufacture

Jake Wright Antiques Ltd. has dated this George III Oak Tavern Table to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1158764
Jake Wright Antiques Ltd.
Jake Wright Antiques Ltd.
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2021

Antique furniture, grand tour & works of art dealing in fine, country house and decorative antiques from england and the continent

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Archive I A long early 19th-century George III solid oak tavern table featuring a rectangular plank top resting on X-frame trestle supports with a central stretcher.

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A long early 19th-century George III solid oak tavern table featuring a rectangular plank top resting on X-frame trestle supports with a central stretcher.
Large Early 19th Century George III Oak Tavern Table
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A long early 19th-century George III solid oak tavern table featuring a rectangular plank top resting on X-frame trestle supports with a central stretcher.
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Tavern tables from the George III period were utilitarian surfaces built for pub and commercial eating environments, featuring thick solid tops and heavy structural supports such as trestle frames or stretchers.

These tables were typically constructed from indigenous European oak, featuring mortise-and-tenon joinery, wooden pegs, thick plank tops, and sturdy cross-braced or trestle leg supports.

Authentic period tables exhibit hand-hewn tool marks, natural timber shrinkage across the grain, iron or wooden peg construction, and uneven oxidisation and patination from decades of use.

An oversized rustic oak table functions effectively as a central dining room anchor, juxtaposed against clean-lined contemporary seating or placed in open-plan kitchen spaces.

Regular dusting along the grain and periodic applications of clear beeswax nourish the timber, while coasters and heat mats prevent moisture rings and heat damage.
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