Large Antique Oak Dining Table.
A substantial mid 19th century oak refectory/farmhouse table. The 5cm thick top is made of 2 planks (held together by counter-sunk metal rods) and sits on a simple base of 4 large tapered legs. The top is not fixed to the base, as this would make the table too heavy to move. A wonderful light golden colour to the top picks out the warmth in the darker base. This table would seat 8 to 12 people. Circa 1850.
Width 284.5cm (112 inches)
Depth 109cm (43 inches)
Height 75cm (29 1/2 inches)
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A substantial mid 19th century oak refectory/farmhouse table. The 5cm thick top is made of 2 planks (held together by counter-sunk metal rods) and sits on a simple base of 4 large tapered legs. The top is not fixed to the base, as this would make the table too heavy to move. A wonderful light golden colour to the top picks out the warmth in the darker base. This table would seat 8 to 12 people. Circa 1850.
Width 284.5cm (112 inches)
Depth 109cm (43 inches)
Height 75cm (29 1/2 inches)
Width 284.5cm (112 inches)
Depth 109cm (43 inches)
Height 75cm (29 1/2 inches)
