Sold 8 September 2025 · Arthur Rawes Antiques

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Description

1930’s oak refectory table very much in the style of Heals. The table sits on twin pillared ends, centre stretcher and a quarter sawn oak plank top. In good solid condition with some wear to the top.

Length - 144.7cm

Width - 75.5cm

Height - 74.7cm

Physical Dimensions

Height

74.7cm (29.41")

Width

144.7cm (56.97")

Depth

75.5cm (29.72")

Declaration

Arthur Rawes Antiques has dated this Oak Refectory Dining Table to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

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SA1160012

Description

Length - 144.7cm

Width - 75.5cm

Height - 74.7cm

Physical Dimensions

Height

74.7cm (29.41")

Width

144.7cm (56.97")

Depth

75.5cm (29.72")

Date of Manufacture

Arthur Rawes Antiques has dated this Oak Refectory Dining Table to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1160012

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Arthur Rawes Antiques

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Location

Unit 4 Willows Lane Garage
Willows lane
Accrington
Lancashire
BB5 3SS
United Kingdom

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ObjectDining Tables
Period1920 - 1940
StyleArts and Crafts
MaterialOak
ColourWarm Brown
MotifsTrestle base, Central stretcher, Quarter-sawn oak grain, Rectangular top
SizeH 74.7 cm (29 in) x W 144.7 cm (57 in) x D 75.5 cm (30 in)

FAQs

A refectory table is a long, narrow dining table originally used in medieval monasteries for communal dining, later evolving into a staple of domestic interior architecture during the Renaissance and Arts and Crafts periods.

Authentic period tables are constructed from solid English oak, frequently utilising traditional joinery techniques such as mortise and tenon joints, pegged construction, and heavy stretcher bases for structural stability.

Authenticity is determined by examining timber characteristics such as medullary ray figuring in quarter-sawn oak, hand-planed surfaces, historical tool marks, and appropriate patination consistent with age.

Pairing a substantial wooden table with contrasting seating, such as minimalist modern chairs or upholstered benches, creates a balanced aesthetic that bridges historical gravity with clean, contemporary design.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight exposure, cleaning surfaces with a damp cloth, and periodically nourishing the timber with traditional beeswax to protect the finish.