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Rare Very Large 8-10 Seater Oak Dining Table
Sally Turner Antiques Ltd
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Rare Very Large 8-10 Seater Oak Dining Table

18th century
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Very large rare C17th solid oak gateleg table which seats up to 10 which is unusual for an antique gateleg table of this period. The long drawer to the centre is original. Fabulous solid oak barley twist legs support the oval flapped top. The table can be stored with the flaps down. When the table is in use the two flaps lift up and are supported on each side by a barley twist leg which swings out from the centre.. The flaps are 70 cms each in length and when down they are attached to the main frame by substantial iron hinges.. The construction of this impressive table is mostly peg construction. The feet, as is common for furniture of this age have been replaced due probably to the washing of the stone floors over the centuries.

Physical Dimensions
Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
165cm (64.96")
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Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Large Oak Gateleg Dining Table to the 1700s.

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SA933954
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Very large rare C17th solid oak gateleg table which seats up to 10 which is unusual for an antique gateleg table of this period. The long drawer to the centre is original. Fabulous solid oak barley twist legs support the oval flapped top. The table can be stored with the flaps down.
When the table is in use the two flaps lift up and are supported on each side by a barley twist leg which swings out from the centre.
Sally Turner Antiques Ltd

. The flaps are 70 cms each in length and when down they are attached to the main frame by substantial iron hinges.. The construction of this impressive table is mostly peg construction. The feet, as is common for furniture of this age have been replaced due probably to the washing of the stone floors over the centuries.

Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
165cm (64.96")
Date of Manufacture

Sally Turner Antiques Ltd has dated this Large Oak Gateleg Dining Table to the 1700s.

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An antique dark oak gateleg dining table featuring an oval top, drop-leaf extensions, and barley-twist legs with low stretchers.
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Archive I An antique dark oak gateleg dining table featuring an oval top, drop-leaf extensions, and barley-twist legs with low stretchers.

Rare Very Large 8-10 Seater Oak Dining Table

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An antique dark oak gateleg dining table featuring an oval top, drop-leaf extensions, and barley-twist legs with low stretchers.
Rare Very Large 8-10 Seater Oak Dining Table
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An antique dark oak gateleg dining table featuring an oval top, drop-leaf extensions, and barley-twist legs with low stretchers.
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A gateleg table is a form of drop-leaf table featuring hinged leaves supported by pivoting legs, or gates, which swing outward to hold the tabletop when opened. Originating in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, these tables provided adaptable seating arrangements for historic living spaces.

Traditional gateleg tables are constructed from solid hardwoods such as English oak or walnut, using hand-cut mortise and tenon joints held with wooden pegs. Design characteristics often include turned or barley-twist leg supports, iron rule-joint hinges, and low perimeter stretchers.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-tool marks, such as adze or gouge tracks on unpolished undersides, along with irregular wooden joinery pegs. Natural timber shrinkage over centuries creates slight oval deformation on turned components and subtle alignment gaps along seam joints.

Combine dark oak tables with minimalist modern dining chairs to create a deliberate textural contrast between period timber and contemporary fabric. Position the piece against neutral walls alongside simple ceramics to highlight the grain and leg turnings.

Dust surfaces regularly using a soft, dry cloth, and apply a natural beeswax polish once or twice per year following the wood grain. Keep the table away from direct heat sources and radiators to prevent timber shrinkage or warping.
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