Rare Welsh West Country Burr Elm Primitive Cheese Top Cricket Table

A desirable Welsh thick top cricket table having good nutty color and patina with 1"+ thick circular oak top over three tapering chamfered legs with through-tenon connections. A sculptural and useful piece of furniture. Notably branded J. Carr, an early owner of the table, possibly James Carr, a Wesleyan minister, whose descendants include among others a prominent British newspaper owner of the News of the World, a High Sheriff of Glamorgan, a World War II RAF hero who died during the war, and Dame Sue Carr, the current Lady Chief Justice...

A small cricket table in vividly grained elm having a thick hand-hewn cheese wheel dish top on three turned and shaped legs joined by a turned T-stretcher. Lovely mellow color. Wal...

A rustic early 19th century English cricket table with a round hand-hewn thick oak "cheese" top supported on three through-tenon ash legs. Attractive natural surface. Bears pencil-wr...

Country Elm Refectory Coffee Table This is a good sturdy country made table, it has an 1” thick solid elm top which has very attractive figurin...

Welsh scrubbed-top cricket table circa 1830-1859. Round scrubbed top upon brown-painted base. Three tapered legs. Hand-carved in pine with mortise and tenon joined construction.

Great example of a mid century burr elm coffee table This piece has been washed and scrubbed to give it a contemporary feel French circa 1950 Height 18.5 inches Width 26 inche...

Good 19th century Welsh pine cricket table with a scrubbed bleached finish. 1820. Code: 9016 Dimensions: H: 27" (68.6 cm) Di: 36" (91.4 cm)

Early 19th century Welsh scrubbed pine cricket table. 1820. Internal reference: C Code: 8895 Dimensions: H: 27" (68.6 cm) Di: 27.5" (69.9 cm)

Unique burr elm sculptural coffee table. With superb colour & finish. A wonderful cabinet-made heavy table; a relic of the Dutch Elm disease of the 1970s.

An extremely pretty burr elm tilt-top occasional table with distinctive grain patterns and a wonderfully rich colour. A useful size, being a generous enough to fit a lamp, books and...