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Macintosh Antiques

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A Late 17th Century Oak Single Drop Flap Side Table

Name: A Late 17th Century Oak Single Drop Flap Side Table
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA852576
Price: 330 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

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Sold 24 September 2024 · Macintosh Antiques

This “Late 17th Century Oak Single Drop Flap Side Table” found a buyer.

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Description

A late 17th Century oak single drop flap side table with a drawer to each side, on square block supports united by stretchers.

Size: 33 inches wide 27 inches deep 28 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Drop Leaf Table to the 17th Century.

Physical Dimensions

Height

71cm (27.95")

Width

84cm (33.07")

Depth

69cm (27.17")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA852576

Dealers Internal Reference

MA3534

Description

A late 17th Century oak single drop flap side table with a drawer to each side, on square block supports united by stretchers.

Size: 33 inches wide 27 inches deep 28 inches high

Date of Manufacture

Macintosh Antiques has dated this Antique Oak Drop Leaf Table to the 17th Century.

Physical Dimensions

Height

71cm (27.95")

Width

84cm (33.07")

Depth

69cm (27.17")

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA852576

Dealers Internal Ref

MA3534

About the Dealer

Macintosh Antiques

Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2011

Dealers in 17th to 20th country house furniture lighting mirrors and accessories including the arts and crafts movement

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Macintosh Antiques is a registered member of LAPADA

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A late 17th-century oak drop leaf side table featuring a rectangular top, square-section legs, and perimeter stretchers.

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Macintosh Antiques

Telephone 01935 815 827 or 07768 606 811

Location

The Courtyard
Newland
Sherborne
Dorset
DT9 3JG
United Kingdom

Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/pmacintosh

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ObjectSide Tables
Period17th century
StyleJacobean
MaterialOak, Iron
ColourDark Brown
MotifsHinged drop leaf, Square section legs, Stretchers, Pegged joinery
SizeH 71 cm (28 in) x W 84 cm (33 in) x D 69 cm (27 in)

FAQs

Late 17th-century furniture typically features solid timber construction, pegged joints, and utilitarian designs intended for practical domestic use before the introduction of more elaborate decorative veneers.

Craftsmen predominantly used native hardwoods such as English oak, frequently joined with wooden pegs (trunnels) rather than metal fasteners, alongside iron hinges for operational flaps.

Authenticity is identified through hand-planed surfaces, natural timber shrinkage, historic tool marks, pegged mortise and tenon joinery, and appropriate patination acquired over centuries of use.

An antique oak table provides textural contrast in contemporary spaces, functioning effectively as an occasional surface where its aged grain complements minimalist or neutral modern architecture.

Preservation requires maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, avoiding direct sunlight and heat sources, and occasionally applying microcrystalline wax to nourish the timber without harming the historic finish.