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A Superb English Oak Three Plank Refectory Table. Top with Three 11’’ Planks.
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A Superb English Oak Three Plank Refectory Table. Top with Three 11’’ Planks.

18th century
Description

A superb English oak three plank refectory table the top untouched of good proportions and colour. Top 40mm thickness and planks 28, 28 and 30cm width.

Physical Dimensions
Height
82cm (32.28")
Width
85cm (33.46")
Depth
240cm (94.49")
Declaration

Carradale Farm Antiques has dated this English Oak Refectory Table to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA999900
Dealers Internal Reference
SA2486
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Description
A superb English oak three plank refectory table the top untouched of good proportions and colour. Top 40mm thickness and planks 28, 28 and 30cm width.
Height
82cm (32.28")
Width
85cm (33.46")
Depth
240cm (94.49")
Date of Manufacture

Carradale Farm Antiques has dated this English Oak Refectory Table to the 1750s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA999900
Dealers Internal Ref
SA2486
Carradale Farm Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2010
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A long English oak refectory dining table featuring a three-plank top, breadboard ends, apron spandrels, and a low stretcher base.
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Archive I A long English oak refectory dining table featuring a three-plank top, breadboard ends, apron spandrels, and a low stretcher base.

A Superb English Oak Three Plank Refectory Table. Top with three 11’’ planks.

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A long English oak refectory dining table featuring a three-plank top, breadboard ends, apron spandrels, and a low stretcher base.
A Superb English Oak Three Plank Refectory Table. Top with three 11’’ planks.
Ref: SA999900
A long English oak refectory dining table featuring a three-plank top, breadboard ends, apron spandrels, and a low stretcher base.
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A refectory table is a long, sturdy dining table originally designed for communal dining in halls and monasteries during the medieval period. By the 16th and 17th centuries, these heavy timber tables became standard dining furniture in English domestic settings.

Traditional refectory tables were crafted using solid native hardwoods, predominantly oak, held together with mortise and tenon joinery secured by wooden dowels. The tops often consist of wide planks held together with breadboard ends, supported by a sturdy stretcher base.

Authentic historical refectory tables feature hand-planed top surfaces, irregular pegged joints, and natural shrinkage around the wooden pins. The underside often reveals hand-sawn timber marks and surface oxidisation consistent with long-term age.

In contemporary spaces, a refectory table serves as a focal dining piece paired with contrasting modern chairs or upholstered benches. Simple linen runners and minimalist ceramic tableware allow the natural oak grain and structural form to remain prominent.

Maintain the finish by regularly dusting with a soft cloth and applying a quality beeswax polish along the wood grain twice yearly. Prevent damage by keeping the table away from direct heat sources and using protective mats under heated dishware.
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