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19th Century Elm Refectory Dining Table
Shackladys Antiques
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19th Century Elm Refectory Dining Table

19th century
Description

A substantial late 19th century solid elm refectory dining table of impressive proportions, constructed throughout in richly figured elm with exceptional natural grain and colour. The generous rectangular plank top is framed by a moulded border and displays an abundance of character with attractive knots, burrs and flowing grain patterns that have developed a wonderful warm honey tone over time.

The table stands on four boldly turned baluster legs with substantial square corner blocks, united by robust stretchers in the traditional refectory manner, providing excellent strength and stability.

Dimensions

Height: 30 inches – 76cm

Height to skirt: 24 inches – 61cm

Width: 82 inches – 208cm

Depth: 32 inches – 81cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
208cm (81.89")
Depth
81cm (31.89")
Declaration

Shackladys Antiques has dated this Elm Refectory Dining Table to the 19th Century.

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SA1221725
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Description
A substantial late 19th century solid elm refectory dining table of impressive proportions, constructed throughout in richly figured elm with exceptional natural grain and colour. The generous rectangular plank top is framed by a moulded border and displays an abundance of character with attractive knots, burrs and flowing grain patterns that have developed a wonderful warm honey tone over time.
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The table stands on four boldly turned baluster legs with substantial square corner blocks, united by robust stretchers in the traditional refectory manner, providing excellent strength and stability.
Shackladys Antiques

Dimensions

Height: 30 inches – 76cm

Height to skirt: 24 inches – 61cm

Width: 82 inches – 208cm

Depth: 32 inches – 81cm

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
208cm (81.89")
Depth
81cm (31.89")
Date of Manufacture

Shackladys Antiques has dated this Elm Refectory Dining Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1221725
Shackladys Antiques
Shackladys Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jan 2010
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Boughton
Chester
CH3 5DB
United Kingdom
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A 19th-century rectangular elm refectory dining table featuring turned wooden legs connected by a central lower stretcher.
19th Century Elm Refectory Dining Table
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A refectory dining table is a long, narrow table originally created for communal dining in medieval monasteries and educational institutions. Over time, the design evolved into a popular domestic style for large dining rooms and country homes, defined by sturdy stretchers and robust timber legs.

Traditional refectory tables were constructed from native hard woods such as oak, elm, or walnut using mortise and tenon joinery. The design typically incorporates a solid plank top supported by heavy turned or trestle legs linked by lower stretcher rails for structural stability.

Authentic 19th-century elm tables exhibit distinctive wide timber grain patterns, natural surface wear, and signs of hand-planing or early machinery marks. Look for pegged joints, hand-carved turned legs, and original stretcher rails showing authentic wear from feet resting on them over decades.

A refectory table functions well as a central focal point in modern open-plan kitchens or formal dining rooms. It can be paired with contemporary upholstered chairs or mismatched vintage seating to create a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern interior design.

Solid elm furniture should be kept away from direct heat sources and excessive moisture to prevent warping or splitting of the timber. Regular dusting with a soft cloth and periodic application of high-quality beeswax nourishes the wood and helps maintain the historic surface finish.
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