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Antique 17th Century Style Oak Refectory Table
Penderyn Antiques
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Antique 17th Century Style Oak Refectory Table

1920 - 1940
Description

An attractive and solid early 17th-century style oak refectory table. The table features a rectangular plank top, raised on cup-and-cover supports with sleigh feet and a central stretcher for added stability. Full of character, this piece boasts a rich patina throughout, making it a striking and practical example of traditional oak craftsmanship.

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Item Ref; M-6429

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DIMENSIONS:

Height – 75cm / Width - 138cm / Depth - 69.5cm

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CONDITION REPORT:

In good antique condition throughout, showing some signs of age. There is surface wear, including age-related marks and scratches, loss and dents to the ends, fading and loss to the feet, fading to the cup-and-cover supports, and splitting to the top. Despite this, the table remains solid and structurally sound, comfortably seating four people.

Our experienced carpenter thoroughly inspects, repairs, and restores each item in our collection to ensure it is fully prepared for use in your home.

For a clear and accurate understanding of each item's condition, we ask that you carefully review all provided photos. These images are an essential part of the description and condition report, offering important visual details regarding the item's appearance and quality.

Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
69.5cm (27.36")
Declaration

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

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1170229
Dealers Internal Reference
M-6429
Dealers Notes

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DELIVERY INFORMATION:

FREE DELIVERY TO ENGLAND & WALES!

FREE delivery to England & Wales. For Scotland please get in touch for a delivery quote by calling us on 01685 813594.

Timescale: 5-15 working days. You will receive full delivery details once your order has been placed. For Scotland, delivery may take longer than 15 working days. Please note, the courier service is to the external doorstep, the courier will also deliver on their own so you will need to arrange for someone to help your end.

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For deliveries outside of mainland UK (i.e Scottish Highlands and Islands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and Scilly Isles) please get in touch for a quote.

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International & European: Please get in touch for a quote.

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Collection: Our shop is based in the village of Penderyn, South Wales, CF44 0TJ.

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In case of return, items must be received back in the same condition as delivered and a collection fee of £85 will apply, this would be deducted from any refund amount.

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ABOUT US:

Hello from the Penderyn Antiques team! We’re friendly and enthusiastic people who deeply care about providing professional and exceptional service to you! We have a vast range of antique furniture online and at our pink chapel antique shop based in the Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales. Like what you see? Follow us on social media @penderynantiques

Description
An attractive and solid early 17th-century style oak refectory table.
The table features a rectangular plank top, raised on cup-and-cover supports with sleigh feet and a central stretcher for added stability.
Penderyn Antiques

Full of character, this piece boasts a rich patina throughout, making it a striking and practical example of traditional oak craftsmanship.

fig 1. A dark carved oak refectory table featuring bulbous cup-and-cover turned trestle legs joined by a solid low stretcher.
fig 1. Antique 17th Century Style Oak Refectory Table

Item Ref; M-6429

DIMENSIONS:

Height – 75cm / Width - 138cm / Depth - 69.5cm

CONDITION REPORT:

In good antique condition throughout, showing some signs of age. There is surface wear, including age-related marks and scratches, loss and dents to the ends, fading and loss to the feet, fading to the cup-and-cover supports, and splitting to the top. Despite this, the table remains solid and structurally sound, comfortably seating four people.

fig 2. A dark carved oak refectory table featuring bulbous cup-and-cover turned trestle legs joined by a solid low stretcher.
fig 2. Antique 17th Century Style Oak Refectory Table

Our experienced carpenter thoroughly inspects, repairs, and restores each item in our collection to ensure it is fully prepared for use in your home.

For a clear and accurate understanding of each item's condition, we ask that you carefully review all provided photos. These images are an essential part of the description and condition report, offering important visual details regarding the item's appearance and quality.

Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
138cm (54.33")
Depth
69.5cm (27.36")
Date of Manufacture

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

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1170229
Dealers Internal Ref
M-6429
Penderyn Antiques
Penderyn Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2019
Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Penderyn Antiques Profile Page

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A dark carved oak refectory table featuring bulbous cup-and-cover turned trestle legs joined by a solid low stretcher.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

A 17th-century style refectory table is characterised by a long, rectangular plank top supported by heavy turned legs, often featuring carved cup-and-cover or bulbous motifs. The legs are typically secured by a robust low stretcher rail designed to keep feet off cold stone floors.

Traditional refectory tables are constructed primarily from solid European oak using mortise and tenon joinery held together with wooden pegs. The surfaces are often finished with natural beeswax or oil polish to highlight the grain and medullary rays of the wood.

Revival pieces display hand-carved detailing on the turned supports, hand-planed tops, and signs of age such as oxidation in the timber recesses. Examining the underside reveals pegged construction, saw marks, and wear consistent with historic usage.

An oak refectory table can be styled by pairing it with modern dining chairs or upholstered seats to create visual contrast. Placing neutral linen table runners and ceramic decor on top helps integrate the historic wood tone into lighter, contemporary spaces.

Solid oak furniture should be kept away from direct heat sources and extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent wood movement or splitting. Dust the surface regularly with a soft cloth and apply a high-grade beeswax paste once or twice a year to preserve the timber finish.
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