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19th Century Oak Refectory Tables
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19th Century Oak Refectory Tables

19th century
Description

19th century reformed gothic oak refectory table, the tops re-machined.

119”1/4 long

41”3/4 wide

30” high

Top 1” thick & 1”1/8 thick

Two tables available

Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Refectory Table to the 19th Century.

Physical Dimensions
Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
105cm (41.34")
Depth
303cm (119.29")
Reference Numbers
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SA1246158
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Description
19th century reformed gothic oak refectory table, the tops re-machined.

119”1/4 long

41”3/4 wide

30” high

Top 1” thick & 1”1/8 thick

Two tables available

Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Refectory Table to the 19th Century.

Height
76cm (29.92")
Width
105cm (41.34")
Depth
303cm (119.29")
Reference Numbers
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SA1246158
Blank Canvas Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2009
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A long 19th-century oak refectory dining table featuring an X-frame trestle base joined by a central longitudinal stretcher.
19th century oak refectory tables
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A long 19th-century oak refectory dining table featuring an X-frame trestle base joined by a central longitudinal stretcher.
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  • ObjectDining Tables
  • Period19th century
  • Style19th Century Country
  • MaterialOak
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsX-frame base, Trestle stretcher, Pegged joinery
  • SizeH 76 cm (30 in) x W 105 cm (41 in) x D 303 cm (119 in)

This nineteenth-century Reformed Gothic oak refectory table displays a warm brown timber colour with exposed pegged joinery across its heavy construction. The long surface rests upon an X-frame trestle base joined by a central longitudinal stretcher, featuring visible grain and re-machined top boards that measure 76 cm high, 105 cm wide, and 303 cm deep. Suitable for large dining spaces and grand reception rooms, this substantial piece provides generous seating capacity for family gatherings and dinner parties. The sturdy frame anchors a room while offering a practical surface for everyday dining or large-scale entertaining in a traditional or period interior.

Originally designed for dining in monastery refectories during the Middle Ages, refectory tables evolved into long, narrow dining tables characterised by sturdy trestle bases, stretchers, and solid timber tops.

These tables were typically crafted from solid native hardwoods such as oak, featuring mortise and tenon joinery, pegged construction, and heavy cross-braced or turned legs connected by a central stretcher.

Look for signs of historical wear, hand-planed timber surfaces, genuine pegged joints, age-appropriate patination, and construction marks consistent with 19th-century woodworking techniques.

Pair the table with contemporary dining chairs or mixed vintage seating in a spacious dining room or open-plan kitchen to balance historic timber with modern finishes.

Dust regularly with a soft cloth, apply a high-quality beeswax polish along the grain twice a year, and keep the table away from direct heat sources to prevent timber movement.
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