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Early 19th Century Large Oak Trestle Refectory Table
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Early 19th Century Large Oak Trestle Refectory Table

19th century
Description

Early 19th century oak trestle refectory table. Held together with bolts and wedges (dismantlable into four sections). Thick 4cm oak table top.

Physical Dimensions
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
183cm (72.05")
Depth
79cm (31.10")
Declaration

The Collector Antiques has dated this Oak Trestle Refectory Table to the 19th Century.

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SA931783
Dealers Internal Reference
221007_01
Description
Early 19th century oak trestle refectory table. Held together with bolts and wedges (dismantlable into four sections). Thick 4cm oak table top.
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
183cm (72.05")
Depth
79cm (31.10")
Date of Manufacture

The Collector Antiques has dated this Oak Trestle Refectory Table to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA931783
Dealers Internal Ref
221007_01
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Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2015
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An early nineteenth-century solid oak refectory table featuring a two-plank top supported by shaped trestle end supports and a central stretcher.
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Archive I An early nineteenth-century solid oak refectory table featuring a two-plank top supported by shaped trestle end supports and a central stretcher.

Early 19th Century Large Oak Trestle Refectory Table

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An early nineteenth-century solid oak refectory table featuring a two-plank top supported by shaped trestle end supports and a central stretcher.
Early 19th Century Large Oak Trestle Refectory Table
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An early nineteenth-century solid oak refectory table featuring a two-plank top supported by shaped trestle end supports and a central stretcher.
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A refectory table is a long, narrow dining table originally created for communal dining in medieval monastic refectories, later becoming a staple of European country house interiors.

These tables were typically built from solid hardwoods such as oak, using heavy plank tops, pegged mortise and tenon joinery, and end trestles linked by a structural stretcher rail.

Authentic pieces feature signs of historical hand-planing, wooden peg construction rather than modern fasteners, natural timber shrinkage across the planks, and uneven surface patination.

A refectory table can be styled by pairing it with contemporary dining chairs, positioning modern lighting overhead, or using it as a central dining desk in an open-plan living space.

Dust the surface regularly with a soft cloth, apply a natural beeswax polish periodically to protect the finish, and maintain stable indoor humidity to prevent wood movement.
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