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Leeds Antiques has dated this French Farmhouse Refectory Table to the 19th Century.
The sturdy base is crafted from solid elm, with plain frieze rails and block legs united by a central H-stretcher, giving both strength and authenticity.
This is a wonderfully substantial table, full of character, with the rich colour and aged details that only come from two centuries of use. Perfect for a large kitchen, dining room, or country house setting, it combines real presence with everyday practicality.
Dimensions (Approximate):
Height: 75.25 cm (29.625")
Length: 261 cm (102.75")
Width: 76.25 cm (30")
Condition:
Presented in good rustic condition, commensurate with age. Structurally very sound and sturdy, with no loose joints. The top and base both show attractive age-related details, including areas of old decay and natural wear, all fully treated, stabilised, and waxed in. Some historic extinct worm holes (typical of pear wood and elm), again treated and stable, adding to the table’s genuine patina. Recently serviced in our workshop, carefully cleaned, and wax polished, making it strong, robust, and ready for everyday use.
A highly desirable French farmhouse table – substantial, full of charm, and perfectly suited to both rustic and contemporary interiors.
Leeds Antiques has dated this French Farmhouse Refectory Table to the 19th Century.
Fine english antique furniture
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Large Early 19th Century French Farmhouse Refectory Dining Table – Pear Wood & Elm, 10 Seater, 8½ Ft Long (Rustic Country Kitchen)
