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Table Refectory Arts and Crafts Teak the Music House Norwich C1930
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
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Table Refectory Arts and Crafts Teak the Music House Norwich C1930

1900 - 1920
Description

Here we have a wonderful Arts and Crafts Teak refectory dining table c1930. The table has fantastic colour and patina. This table came from the famous Music House Norwich's oldest secular building. The table is in the manner of Gimson and has a super plank top with beautiful grain and colour. There is a shallow frieze and an almost hay rake base all in solid teak. The table will seat 8 and is in great retail condition ready for your home. The table is one of a pair that we have. The dimensions are approx 183 cm long 76 cm deep 76 cm high.

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01953 483 691 / 07919040909

This item can be viewed at Cloverleaf Home Interiors where it can be collected from. Alternatively it can be delivered anywhere mainland UK for a fee of £65. Please be aware delivery can take up to 15 business days maximum. Please take this into consideration when leaving feedback.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a family run business providing excellent personal customer service. We operate from our 18th/19th century barn conversions in rural Norfolk. We have a friendly relaxed approach, which our frequently returning and new clients enjoy.

Here at Cloverleaf Home Interiors we are committed to providing excellent customer service. Our genuine high quality antiques are often purchased from private homes and we make sure that every item that leaves us is in the best possible condition. We can also offer a home approval service or source pieces on request and offer a full refund if you are not satisfied. Our aim is to save our customers time and money ensuring there is no risk to the customer when buying antiques through our showroom or via the internet.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors £65 delivery retail quality

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
183cm (72.05")
Depth
76cm (29.92")
Declaration

Cloverleaf Home Interiors has dated this Arts and Crafts Refectory Table to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1217301
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Description
Here we have a wonderful Arts and Crafts Teak refectory dining table c1930. The table has fantastic colour and patina. This table came from the famous Music House Norwich's oldest secular building. The table is in the manner of Gimson and has a super plank top with beautiful grain and colour. There is a shallow frieze and an almost hay rake base all in solid teak. The table will seat 8 and is in great retail condition ready for your home. The table is one of a pair that we have. The dimensions are approx 183 cm long 76 cm deep 76 cm high.
fig 1. A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail.
fig 1. Table Refectory Arts and Crafts Teak the Music House Norwich C1930

Buy from a trusted LAPADA dealer

The best price for this item is always direct from Cloverleaf Home Interiors.

01953 483 691 / 07919040909

This item can be viewed at Cloverleaf Home Interiors where it can be collected from. Alternatively it can be delivered anywhere mainland UK for a fee of £65. Please be aware delivery can take up to 15 business days maximum. Please take this into consideration when leaving feedback.

fig 2. A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail.
fig 2. Table Refectory Arts and Crafts Teak the Music House Norwich C1930

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a family run business providing excellent personal customer service. We operate from our 18th/19th century barn conversions in rural Norfolk. We have a friendly relaxed approach, which our frequently returning and new clients enjoy.

Here at Cloverleaf Home Interiors we are committed to providing excellent customer service.

Our genuine high quality antiques are often purchased from private homes and we make sure that every item that leaves us is in the best possible condition.
Cloverleaf Home Interiors

We can also offer a home approval service or source pieces on request and offer a full refund if you are not satisfied. Our aim is to save our customers time and money ensuring there is no risk to the customer when buying antiques through our showroom or via the internet.

Cloverleaf Home Interiors £65 delivery retail quality

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
183cm (72.05")
Depth
76cm (29.92")
Date of Manufacture

Cloverleaf Home Interiors has dated this Arts and Crafts Refectory Table to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1217301
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2010

We are a family business and stock 17th, 18th and 19th century furniture.

Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Cloverleaf Home Interiors Profile Page

Trade Associations

Cloverleaf Home Interiors is a registered member of LAPADA  CINOA

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Archive I A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail.

Table refectory Arts and Crafts Teak The Music House Norwich c1930

Archive II A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View II
Archive III A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View III
Archive IV A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View IV
Archive V A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View V
Archive VI A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View VI
Archive VII A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View VII
Archive VIII A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail. View VIII
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The Barns
Bridgehouse Farm
Caston
Norfolk
NR171DJ
Verified Since Dec 2010
Items For Sale 90
Items Sold 3,055
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Verified Since Dec 2010
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Location: Cloverleaf Home Interiors, The Barns , Bridgehouse Farm, Caston, Norfolk, NR171DJ,
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A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail.
Table refectory Arts and Crafts Teak The Music House Norwich c1930
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A solid teak Arts and Crafts refectory table featuring twin upright trestle supports resting on shoe feet and joined by a low stretcher rail.
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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 refectory table is a long dining table supported by end trestles and a central stretcher rail, based on medieval monastery designs. The Arts and Crafts movement revived this form in the early 20th century to emphasise functional structure, honest joinery, and natural timber grain.

Refectory tables from the 1930s were constructed using dense hardwoods such as oak, teak, or walnut. Traditional joinery techniques like mortise and tenon joints, pegged construction, and solid stretchers ensured structural durability without relying on modern adhesives.

Authentic Arts and Crafts pieces feature visible construction elements, such as exposed tenons and pegged joints, alongside clear geometric proportions. Surface finishes prioritize the natural figure of the wood rather than heavy carving or elaborate gilding.

Combine a heavy timber refectory table with contrasting modern dining chairs, such as mid-century leather seats or contemporary wire-frame designs. Keep the tabletop clear or style with a single ceramic vessel to draw attention to the wood grain.

Apply a clear beeswax or furniture wax once or twice a year, buffing in the direction of the timber grain to preserve the wood. Dust regularly with a dry cloth and use coasters or trivets to protect the surface from heat and moisture.
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