18th century English Oak Jacobean style Draw Leaf Refectory Table

Entertain in style around this large antique fruitwood dining table. Crafted in France circa 1890, and built of solid walnut, the table features a thick rectangular top with hand-car...

Entertain in style around this large 8 feet long fruitwood dining table. Crafted in France, and built in walnut, the heavy table stands on a trestle base, supported with hand carved baluster legs ending with molded shoe base, and connected with a thick bottom stretcher which gives the table a sturdy, monastery look. The wide and thick tabletop features an elegant frame work made of walnut timber. From the structure to the finish, this elegant refectory farm table...

This elegant antique refectory table was crafted in Normandy, France circa 1960. Built of solid walnut, the substantial table stretches over 6 feet in length. The monastery-style bas...

This large 8 feet long antique dining table was crafted in southwest France circa 1980. Built with antique and reclaimed old timbers of oak a...

Elizabethan Jacobean style refectory table with carved melon shaped bulbous legs connected with stretchers. Use for dining table, library table, conference table, entry hallway, foyer or center hall table. 70" long, will seat 6-8 people depending on the size of the chairs used. Perfect for an English Tudor, French Country, craftsman, of a streamline minimalist mid-century modern home. This table will bring style and character to a modern or antique decor. Make a statement as a writing table, desk, work table, a dining table, harvest table, or farm table. Top is not original to the base. Search terms: Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque Revival 8' or 8 foot table...

Monumental Vintage English 17th Century Style / William & Mary style refectory farmhouse dining table, circa 1960s. Features a rectangular form made from oak with a beautiful parquetry top over turned legs with blocked bun feet connected by a trestle base. The table extends via a draw leaf style mechanism allowing for placement of two large leaves and extension to 11 feet. Great for use in a large dining setting or as an office conference room table...

a heavy oak refectory table with stretcher base, it has a triple plank top, turned baluster legs support the apron of the table, these sorts of tables were used as communal dining tables...

This stunning English 18th century Jacobean-Style oak trestled side table, circa 1780s, and features a surface covered with a beautiful needlepoint tapestry, in shades of red and gol...