18th Century Elm Farmhouse Table with Pair of Oak Bench Seats

A most unusual and characterful solid elm cupboard, a primitive cottage piece made in around 1750 and probably Irish. With substantial fielded panel and framed doors with applied Elm mouldings which create a lozenge shape to each panel. The flanks reeded with carved pinwheel above and the deep frieze with deep channel carved decoration. The doors open to reveal a carved arched show frame with matching reeded columns, large quarter pinwheels and a central scroll - again in solid elm. There are two original elm shelves within and both sides are formed from a pair of thickly cut and substantial elm boards. The top boards are original also. This cupboard was originally built in situ, the back of it was formed by the wall in a cottage. When moved backboards and a secondary base board has been added this sits on the original planked elm base and could be removed if not required. The cupboard has old worm holes (the worm has been fully and properly treated and is long since dead) and there are some losses, small chips and wear. The right hand door has a warp as can be seen as there is some slack in the upper hinge – the H hinges...

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This unique Baroque table was crafted in Southern Germany around 1740, representing the height of 18th-century craftsmanship. The table's top is adorned with an exquisite marquetry of walnut and yew tree, showcasing intricate patterns and exceptional attention to detail, characteristic of the Baroque period. The table is in excellent condition, a rare find for a piece of this age, making it not only a functional item but also a valuable collectible. Its timeless beauty and historical significance make it an ideal centerpiece for any sophisticated interior. Key Features: Origin: Southern Germany Era: Circa 1740 Style: Baroque Materials: Walnut and yew tree marquetry Condition: Excellent Dimensions: 80 x 78 x 107 cm This German Baroque table...

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Unusual and charming Folk Art table from northern Scandinavia, most likely from Norway. The table has a nice and genuine patina after many years of use and it has never been painted ...