Leeds Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
The Jacobean/Carolean base (c. mid-1600s) features a shaped frieze with scrolled lower corners to one side, with the remaining sides and ends plain. It stands on square block shoulders and conforming feet, supported by robust turned bulbous legs united by heavy stretchers – a classic early country house form.

Dimensions:
Height: 75.5 cm (29.75")
Length: 207 cm (81.5")
Width: 79.75 cm (31.5")
Condition:
In good condition for its age, structurally very sound and sturdy. The 17th-century base has natural age splits and some historic old worm (treated), plus a couple of small old repairs inside the legs. The end friezes are later replacements. The 18th-century top shows natural separation between the planks, with rounded corners and a recent restain; secured to the base with discreet metal brackets (easily removable if desired). Overall, this is a very well-presented table, strong, robust, and suitable for everyday use. It has been through our workshop, sensitively cleaned, waxed, and is now ready for use.
A charming antique table that perfectly balances age, authenticity, and practicality – ideal for a farmhouse kitchen, country house dining room, or as a centrepiece in a modern setting.
Leeds Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
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