Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Arts Crafts Dining Table to the 1920s.
The table is supported at either end by distinctive twin upright supports, characteristic of the Arts & Crafts movement’s emphasis on visible construction, simplicity and craftsmanship.

The uprights are united by a particularly useful full-length lower undertier, itself made from well-figured oak, while the shaped sledge-style feet give the table a strong architectural appearance and excellent stability. Shaped brackets beneath the top provide additional support and are an attractive detail when viewed from either end. These add considerably to its authentic Arts & Crafts appearance rather than detracting from it. It has a rather more architectural Arts & Crafts character than the more commonplace oak refectory tables. I would describe it as possibly influenced by the Cotswold/English Arts & Crafts tradition

A very practical table with excellent proportions, comfortably suited for use as a kitchen, dining or library table. Its good 91.5 cm depth makes it particularly versatile while the 134.75 cm length provides a generous dining surface.
Condition: The table retains a pleasing mellow colour and character, with the variations to the finish associated with aged marks from use of the top as seen in pictures and priced as such.
Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Arts Crafts Dining Table to the 1920s.
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