A pine farmhouse table the top is separate from the base but can be fixed if required, the base is 2 seperate X Frame ends joined with a horizontal cross stretcher,the condition is excellent,it would also serve as an outdoor picnic table as it can be dismantled easily and put away or set up in the kitchen for permanent use

Circa 1900

DIMENSIONS

LENGTH 181 CMS

DEPTH 87 CMS

HEIGHT 84 CMS

Physical Dimensions

Height

84cm (33.07")

Width

181cm (71.26")

Depth

87cm (34.25")

Declaration

Wickersley Antiques has dated this Rustic Pine Farmhouse Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1195929

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Description

Circa 1900

DIMENSIONS

LENGTH 181 CMS

DEPTH 87 CMS

HEIGHT 84 CMS

Physical Dimensions

Height

84cm (33.07")

Width

181cm (71.26")

Depth

87cm (34.25")

Date of Manufacture

Wickersley Antiques has dated this Rustic Pine Farmhouse Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA1195929

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Farmhouse tables originated as utilitarian surfaces crafted for rural homes, designed to withstand daily family tasks and communal meals. Their designs favour function and durability, typically featuring thick plank tops and simple leg or trestle configurations made from locally sourced softwoods.

These tables are primarily constructed from solid pine timbers, using mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden pegs. The tops often consist of wide planks joined together, resting upon an angled or X-shaped trestle frame stabilized by a central horizontal stretcher.

Authentic period examples display signs of genuine historic usage, including localized wear on the stretcher bar where feet rested. Look for hand-planed top surfaces, uneven plank widths, shrinkage gaps between timber components, and historic fastener marks.

Modern interiors often pair the rustic, pale timber of pine tables with contemporary metal or upholstered dining chairs to create visual contrast. Neutral table textiles and simple earthenware accessories highlight the natural texture of the wood grain.

Regular dusting with a dry microfibre cloth and periodic application of clear beeswax helps maintain the timber without darkening the surface finish. Spills should be blotted immediately to prevent timber staining, and direct heat exposure should be avoided to prevent wood movement.

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