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19th Century Painted Pine Cricket Table
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19th Century Painted Pine Cricket Table

19th century
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A wonderful 19th-century painted pine cricket table. Sourced from a South Yorkshire convent, this has wonderful ecclesiastical provenance.

A sturdy and well-proportioned pieced, this classic piece features a thick three-plank pine top finished in a rich, dark cherry tone that showcases deep grain texture and a warm natural patina. The circular top is raised over a traditional triangular apron frame and supported by three finely turned legs finished in a dark paint.

Constructed for daily use within the convent, these classic three-legged cricket tables are naturally stable on uneven flagstones. Its honest wear and careful preservation over more than a century give it a wonderful sense of history.

A highly collectible piece of English vernacular furniture. Its generous size makes it a versatile choice for a dining nook, side table, or lamp table in both classic and contemporary interiors.

Condition: Excellent, solid antique condition with no rot or woodworm. Shows honest surface wear and light distressing. Slight natural warping to a small section of the top consistent with age, remaining level and functional throughout.

Measurements: Height 75cm x Diameter 79cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
79cm (31.10")
Depth
79cm (31.10")
Declaration

Earl and Rymer has dated this Antique Pine Cricket Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1228969
Dealers Internal Reference
1398
Description
A wonderful 19th-century painted pine cricket table. Sourced from a South Yorkshire convent, this has wonderful ecclesiastical provenance.
A sturdy and well-proportioned pieced, this classic piece features a thick three-plank pine top finished in a rich, dark cherry tone that showcases deep grain texture and a warm natural patina.
Earl and Rymer

The circular top is raised over a traditional triangular apron frame and supported by three finely turned legs finished in a dark paint.

fig 1. A 19th-century circular pine cricket table featuring a dark painted finish and three turned legs.
fig 1. 19th Century Painted Pine Cricket Table

Constructed for daily use within the convent, these classic three-legged cricket tables are naturally stable on uneven flagstones. Its honest wear and careful preservation over more than a century give it a wonderful sense of history.

fig 2. A 19th-century circular pine cricket table featuring a dark painted finish and three turned legs.
fig 2. 19th Century Painted Pine Cricket Table

A highly collectible piece of English vernacular furniture. Its generous size makes it a versatile choice for a dining nook, side table, or lamp table in both classic and contemporary interiors.

Condition: Excellent, solid antique condition with no rot or woodworm. Shows honest surface wear and light distressing. Slight natural warping to a small section of the top consistent with age, remaining level and functional throughout.

Measurements: Height 75cm x Diameter 79cm.

Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
79cm (31.10")
Depth
79cm (31.10")
Date of Manufacture

Earl and Rymer has dated this Antique Pine Cricket Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1228969
Dealers Internal Ref
1398
Earl and Rymer
Earl and Rymer
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2026

Earl & rymer specialise in beautiful, interesting and unusual decorative antiques and art.

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A cricket table is a traditional three-legged occasional table originating in vernacular British furniture design from the 16th to 19th centuries. The three-legged construction was designed specifically to provide stability on uneven stone or packed earth floors in cottages, taverns, and farmhouses.

Cricket tables were typically constructed from locally sourced native hardwoods and softwoods such as pine, oak, ash, or fruitwood. They feature a round wooden top supported by three sturdy turned legs, and were frequently painted or stained to protect the timber.

Authentic 19th-century cricket tables display hand-cut joinery, irregular timber wear, natural shrinkage on the plank top, and evidence of historical paint or an aged surface patina. The legs are generally hand-turned, showing subtle variations in profile.

A painted cricket table serves effectively as a functional side table beside an armchair or sofa, an occasional accent in an entryway, or a compact bedside table. Its minimalist silhouette complements both contemporary rooms and rustic country decor.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth, avoiding harsh chemical sprays or abrasive liquid cleaners that could lift historical paint layers. Maintain stable indoor humidity to prevent the timber planks from warping or splitting over time.
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