School House Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
A stunning 17th century Charles II period , English oak refectory table with unusual design features , a carved lunette frieze on the front , back & sides of the top rails , supported by four boldly turned legs connected by peripheral stretchers.
197cm length x 83.5cm width x 76.5cm high
An extremely rare original set of six matching Charles II period carved oak chairs .
Known as a back-stools , this early form of furniture developed from a simple stool. The backrests feature intricate carving, This particular style of chair is associated with the South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire regions . 108cm high x 46.5 cm width x 41.5 cm depth
The table and chairs are in very good antique condition showing usual signs of age and use , extremely solid , structurally sound . Capable of being used on a daily basis .
UK Delivery: 100 GBP
School House Antiques has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
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17th Century Charles II Oak Refectory Dining Table and Six Chairs
