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Larger Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
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Larger Oak Farmhouse Dining Table

1900 - 1920
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A wonderful farmhouse dining table made from solid oak and dating to the early 1900s. Loads of character and of excellent quality construction this table will be around for generations to come. We have bleached it for a lighter look and it brings out the beauty of the oak with all its knots, with a very good knee clearance. The top comes off for easy entry and in excellent original condition for the home.

Depth:88.5 cm

Height:76 cm

Length:237 cm

Knee Height 63.5cm

Between Legs 170cm

Top Thickness 3.5cm

End Overhang 19 cm

Date of Manufacture

Sussex Antiques and Interiors has dated this Antique Oak Refectory Table to the 1920s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
237cm (93.31")
Depth
88.5cm (34.84")
Reference Numbers
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SA1244703
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Delivery in England and Wales is usually £65 to £120 depending on size of the item, the far north and Southern Scotland a little more, elsewhere please enquire, for large items slightly more may apply also very good rates to Ireland or worldwide. Please feel free to contact us to discuss this item either by email or phone.

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A wonderful farmhouse dining table made from solid oak and dating to the early 1900s.
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Loads of character and of excellent quality construction this table will be around for generations to come.
Sussex Antiques and Interiors

We have bleached it for a lighter look and it brings out the beauty of the oak with all its knots, with a very good knee clearance. The top comes off for easy entry and in excellent original condition for the home.

Depth:88.5 cm

Height:76 cm

Length:237 cm

Knee Height 63.5cm

Between Legs 170cm

Top Thickness 3.5cm

End Overhang 19 cm

Date of Manufacture

Sussex Antiques and Interiors has dated this Antique Oak Refectory Table to the 1920s.

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
237cm (93.31")
Depth
88.5cm (34.84")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1244703
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
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A large natural oak refectory dining table featuring a solid plank top, turned baluster legs, and a low central stretcher base.
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A large natural oak refectory dining table featuring a solid plank top, turned baluster legs, and a low central stretcher base.
Larger Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
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A large natural oak refectory dining table featuring a solid plank top, turned baluster legs, and a low central stretcher base.
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  • ObjectDining Tables
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleRustic Farmhouse
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourNatural Oak
  • MotifsTurned baluster legs, Breadboard ends, Plank top, Low H-stretcher
  • SizeH 76 cm (30 in) x W 237 cm (93 in) x D 88.5 cm (35 in)

This larger oak farmhouse dining table dates to the early 1900s. Constructed in solid oak, the piece has a bleached natural oak finish that displays distinct wood grain and knots. The design incorporates a rectangular plank top with breadboard ends, chunky turned baluster legs standing on square block feet, and a low central H-stretcher base. The table measures 76 cm high, 237 cm wide, and 88.5 cm deep. In a contemporary home, the table serves as a central dining room fixture, accommodating family meals and gatherings. The traditional proportions and sturdy construction provide practical everyday utility while maintaining a rustic aesthetic.

Refectory tables originated in the Middle Ages, initially used for communal dining in monasteries. Over the centuries, the design evolved into a standard form for domestic dining, characterised by long, narrow wooden tops supported by heavy legs and low stretchers.

Farmhouse tables were predominantly constructed from durable hardwoods such as oak, elm, or pine. Traditional joinery methods include pegged mortise and tenon joints, thick plank tops, and breadboard ends designed to accommodate timber expansion.

Authentic pieces feature signs of historical wear, such as hand-planed top surfaces, uneven wear on the foot stretchers, and original wooden peg joinery. Patination, historic shrinkage around knots, and tool marks under the tabletop also signal period construction.

A heavy oak table provides textural contrast when paired with contemporary mid-century chairs or sleek metal frames. Positioning the piece in an open-plan kitchen or dining area creates a functional focal point that bridges traditional and modern aesthetics.

Regular dusting with a dry microfibre cloth and periodic application of natural beeswax maintain the timbers moisture barrier. Spillages should be blotted immediately to prevent staining, and hot items or liquid vessels should rest on protective coasters.
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