An extremely large 19 Century country house gothic revival oak refectory table, probably the largest on the market at 16 feet long. Exceptionally well made. The top comes apart for ease of movement

Physical Dimensions

Height

76cm (29.92")

Width

143cm (56.30")

Depth

488cm (192.13")

Declaration

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Gothic Revival Oak Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

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SA801468

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Description

An extremely large 19 Century country house gothic revival oak refectory table, probably the largest on the market at 16 feet long. Exceptionally well made. The top comes apart for ease of movement

Physical Dimensions

Height

76cm (29.92")

Width

143cm (56.30")

Depth

488cm (192.13")

Date of Manufacture

Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this Gothic Revival Oak Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA801468

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An exceptionally long 19th-century Gothic Revival light oak refectory dining table featuring detailed carved turned legs.

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Gothic Revival furniture emerged in the late 18th and 19th centuries, drawing inspiration from medieval architecture, ecclesiastical motifs, and sturdy timber construction.

These substantial pieces were typically constructed from solid hardwoods such as native oak, utilizing traditional joinery techniques including mortise and tenon joints to support long surface spans.

Authentic pieces feature architectural carved detailing such as trefoils, tracery, and heavy turned legs, alongside natural age-related wear, hand-planed surfaces, and original timber patination.

Balance the substantial visual scale of a large oak table by pairing it with contemporary dining chairs, minimalist lighting, or neutral linen textiles to create a refined aesthetic contrast.

Maintain the surface by dusting regularly with a soft cloth and applying a high-quality beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year to protect the timber without causing buildup.

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19th Century Gothic Revival Oak Table

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