Refectory Kitchen Dining Table

Name: Refectory Kitchen Dining Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA656014
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

An absolutely stunning 19th century refectory table. This beautiful rectangular-topped kitchen or dining room table will very comfortably seat six — perhaps a cosy eight, even. It is in solid oak of a gloriously rich colour with a deep patina and a soft lustre shine. The cleated four-plank top has a simple frieze apron with a single drawer at one end, all supported on square-section gently tapering legs. At 74cms, it is the perfect height, and there is ample clearance for the knees under the apron when seated on any standard-height dining chair. It is structurally sound, has a superb colour, and it dates from c.1850s.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

74cm (29.13")

Width

160cm (62.99")

Depth

84cm (33.07")

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA656014

Dealers Internal Reference

N36

Dealers Notes

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Description

An absolutely stunning 19th century refectory table.

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This beautiful rectangular-topped kitchen or dining room table will very comfortably seat six — perhaps a cosy eight, even.

Waterfall Antiques

It is in solid oak of a gloriously rich colour with a deep patina and a soft lustre shine. The cleated four-plank top has a simple frieze apron with a single drawer at one end, all supported on square-section gently tapering legs. At 74cms, it is the perfect height, and there is ample clearance for the knees under the apron when seated on any standard-height dining chair. It is structurally sound, has a superb colour, and it dates from c.1850s.