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17th.c. Oak Refectory Table with Inlaid Frieze
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17th.c. Oak Refectory Table with Inlaid Frieze

17th century
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Beautiful 17th.c. oak refectory dining table. 78½" x 34" top made from four 1¼" thick oak boards joined with cleated ends. The top sits loose on the base which features a fabulous geometric inlaid frieze in dark bog oak and contrasting timbers along the top rail on one side. Moulded detail along the bottom edge which is repeated on the other plain side, shaped detail to the end rails. Good turned and carved legs with chamfered corners to the blocks top and bottom. Joined with thick stretchers at floor level. Very good colour and condition, cleaned and waxed in our workshops.

Width: 34" (86.5 cm)

Height: 30" (76 cm)

Length: 78.5" (199.5 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
199.5cm (78.54")
Depth
86.5cm (34.06")
Declaration

Collinge Antiques has dated this Inlaid Oak Refectory Table to the 17th Century.

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SA1166601
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37528
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Beautiful 17th.c. oak refectory dining table. 78½" x 34" top made from four 1¼" thick oak boards joined with cleated ends.
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The top sits loose on the base which features a fabulous geometric inlaid frieze in dark bog oak and contrasting timbers along the top rail on one side.
Collinge Antiques

Moulded detail along the bottom edge which is repeated on the other plain side, shaped detail to the end rails. Good turned and carved legs with chamfered corners to the blocks top and bottom. Joined with thick stretchers at floor level. Very good colour and condition, cleaned and waxed in our workshops.

Width: 34" (86.5 cm)

Height: 30" (76 cm)

Length: 78.5" (199.5 cm)

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
199.5cm (78.54")
Depth
86.5cm (34.06")
Date of Manufacture

Collinge Antiques has dated this Inlaid Oak Refectory Table to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1166601
Dealers Internal Ref
37528
Collinge Antiques
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A seventeenth-century dark oak refectory table featuring an inlaid geometric frieze, turned legs, and a perimeter box stretcher.
17th.c. Oak Refectory Table with Inlaid Frieze
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A refectory table is a long, narrow dining table originally designed for communal dining in monasteries during the medieval and Renaissance eras. By the seventeenth century, these robust tables were widely adopted in large domestic households throughout England and Europe.

Tables from this period were crafted from solid oak using mortise and tenon joinery held together with wooden dowels. They often feature turned or carved legs connected by low perimeter box stretchers designed to provide structural stability and keep feet off cold floors.

Authentic period tables show signs of hand-planing, irregular proportions, pegged joints, and natural oxidisation within the oak grain. Wear patterns along the top surface and base stretchers are common indicators of historic domestic use.

Combine a substantial oak table with clean-lined contemporary seating or upholstered chairs to create a textured contrast. Its expansive proportions make it a suitable focal point in open-plan kitchen diners or formal dining spaces.

Apply high-grade beeswax polish periodically using a soft cloth, following the direction of the wood grain to maintain the finish. Keep the piece away from direct heat sources and areas with fluctuating humidity to limit timber movement.
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