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Edwardian Heavy Oak Refectory Table with Trestle Ends and Matching Bench Forms
Y Not Antiques
for sale €3,335     $3,620
£2,850

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Edwardian Heavy Oak Refectory Table with Trestle Ends and Matching Bench Forms

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Y Not Antiques
Description

Edwardian heavy Oak refectory table with trestle ends and matching bench forms (ref 2464)

(103 x 40.5 x 32.5 inches - Table)

(88 x 14 x 19.5 inches - Benches)

All measurements are width x depth x height

Physical Dimensions
Height
82.5cm (32.48")
Width
261.5cm (102.95")
Depth
103cm (40.55")
Declaration

Y Not Antiques has dated this Edwardian Oak Refectory Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233367
Dealers Internal Reference
2464
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please call 07976530596 or email for shipping or courier quotations.

Description
Edwardian heavy Oak refectory table with trestle ends and matching bench forms (ref 2464)

(103 x 40.5 x 32.5 inches - Table)

(88 x 14 x 19.5 inches - Benches)

All measurements are width x depth x height

Height
82.5cm (32.48")
Width
261.5cm (102.95")
Depth
103cm (40.55")
Date of Manufacture

Y Not Antiques has dated this Edwardian Oak Refectory Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233367
Dealers Internal Ref
2464
Y Not Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2009
Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Y Not Antiques Profile Page

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Y Not Antiques
Telephone 07976 530 596
Location
Y-Not House
Campden Road
Clifford Chambers
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 8LW
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/ynot
Verified Since Nov 2009
Items For Sale 217
Items Sold 2,339
Y Not Antiques
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A solid oak refectory dining table with heavy trestle ends, accompanied by matching long wooden bench forms.
Edwardian heavy Oak refectory table with trestle ends and matching bench forms
Ref: SA1233367
A solid oak refectory dining table with heavy trestle ends, accompanied by matching long wooden bench forms.
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Refectory tables originated in the Middle Ages as long, narrow dining surfaces used by monks in monastery dining halls, known as refectories. The design evolved over centuries, becoming a staple of Tudor, Jacobean, and later Revivalist domestic dining spaces due to its sturdy construction and capacity for seating large groups.

Traditional refectory tables are predominantly constructed from dense hardwoods such as oak or elm. Key structural features include thick plank tops, heavy trestle or turned upright supports, and a low stretch bar secured with timber pegs to ensure rigidity under heavy weight.

Edwardian examples often feature precise joinery, machine-assisted planing alongside hand-finishing, and a shift towards cleaner, restrained proportions compared to heavier Victorian styles. Look for authentic wear patterns along the foot stretchers, natural timber shrinkage across wide top planks, and genuine age patination in unexposed areas.

A substantial oak refectory table and bench set functions as a grounding focal point in open-plan kitchen-diners or contemporary rustic spaces. Balance the visual weight of the dark timber by pairing the set with neutral linen textiles, architectural lighting, and minimalist plaster or masonry walls.

Maintain solid oak furniture by applying a high-grade beeswax polish along the grain two to three times a year to nourish the timber and protect the patina. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and extreme humidity fluctuations to prevent the planks from bowing or splitting.
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