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Elm Refectory Table

1900 - 1920
Sold 4 December 2024 · Cavers Antiques
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Description

Here I have a wonderful Elm refectory table ,

The top is knotty and burr Elm, the base solid Oak turned legs with stretchers.

All is big heavy and very strong, well made, the Elm top is 1 and half inch thick (4 cm) .

Please take a good look at the pictures you will see how wonderful this table is.

6 ft 11 inches long. 3 ft 3 inches wide..31 inches high.

Seats 8 very comfortably.

Circa 1910/20.

Any thing you want to know please ask.

I can arrange delivery to any UK mainland postcode.

Physical Dimensions
Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
100cm (39.37")
Declaration

Cavers Antiques has dated this Elm Refectory Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1095898
Dealers Internal Reference
Elm top refectory table.
Description
Here I have a wonderful Elm refectory table ,

The top is knotty and burr Elm, the base solid Oak turned legs with stretchers.

All is big heavy and very strong, well made, the Elm top is 1 and half inch thick (4 cm) .

fig 1. A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern.
fig 1. Elm Refectory Table

Please take a good look at the pictures you will see how wonderful this table is.

6 ft 11 inches long. 3 ft 3 inches wide..31 inches high.

Seats 8 very comfortably.

Circa 1910/20.

Any thing you want to know please ask.

I can arrange delivery to any UK mainland postcode.

Height
79cm (31.10")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
100cm (39.37")
Date of Manufacture

Cavers Antiques has dated this Elm Refectory Table to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1095898
Dealers Internal Ref
Elm top refectory table.
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Archive I A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Elm Refectory Table

Archive II A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern. View II
Archive III A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern. View III
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Archive V A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern. View V
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Archive XV A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern. View XV
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Cavers Antiques

Cavers Antiques
Telephone 07881 750181
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Hawick
Scottish Borders
United Kingdom

By appointment only
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/caversantiques
Verified Since Jan 2020
Items For Sale 162
Items Sold 375
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A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern.
Elm refectory table
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A rectangular solid timber refectory table featuring turned legs connected by a low stretcher rail and a visible grain pattern.
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Cataloguer’s note

Written by Sellingantiques from the dealer’s photographs and listing
  • ObjectDining Tables
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleTraditional Country
  • MaterialElm
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsTurned legs, H-stretcher base, Breadboard ends
  • SizeH 79 cm (31 in) x W 210 cm (83 in) x D 100 cm (39 in)

FAQs

Refectory tables originated in medieval monasteries, where they were used in the dining hall or refectory for communal meals by monks.

Authentic tables typically feature traditional joinery methods such as mortise and tenon joints, pegged frames, and hand-planed timber surfaces.

Authenticity is identified through tool marks, wood shrinkage patterns, patina development, hand-cut joinery, and the use of period-appropriate timber species.

Pair the table with contrasting modern seating or minimalist lighting to balance the heavy visual weight of the timber and create a layered interior.

Maintain timber by dusting with a dry cloth, avoiding direct sunlight, and periodically applying traditional beeswax to nourish and protect the surface.
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