Arts and Crafts Solid Oak Refectory Dining Table

A stunning mid 17th century, Charles II period, large solid oak double gateleg dining table. The oval plank oak top above bold barley twist turned uprights with matching twin knuckle...

An unusually large and very elegant French early 20th century garden patio dining table. Polished grey granite circular top above a wrought iron base with 4 turned shaped legs connec...

A fine late 18th century, George III period extending mahogany two pedestal tilt-top dining table, with solid rectangular top. Great quality and colour to the solid Cuban mahogany. S...

A great quality early 19th century, William IV period, mahogany pull-out extending dining table, the rounded rectangular moulded top over plain frieze raised on shaped turned legs ending on brass castors including two original leaves. Superb original colour with a rich patina. Both leaves are 94.5cm wide/each. The dimensions are: Height: 74cm (29.1in) Width: 132cm (52.0in) Length: 242cm (95.3in) Gorgeous dining table...

A charming 19th century Victorian Period pine scrub top farmhouse kitchen or dining table. A thick planked clean pine scrub top, over painted base with turned baluster base with an H...

An impressive, unique and monumental late 17th century Dutch oak and walnut cupboard or kussenkast. Made of walnut on solid oak. The architectural shaped moulded cornice with shaped frieze. Above two doors with geometrically rectangular panels set with moulded cornices, flanked by square pilasters with carved capitals, above a set of three lion’s masks carvings. Above another set of larger doors with rectangular panels set with moulded cornices. The lower section has two drawers with original wooden knob handles, seated on the five original period ball feet. The interior comprises the original oak shelves. The sides also have rectangular panels with moulded cornices. Original 17th century keys and working locking hardware. Original oak panelled back. These cupboards were a traditional armoire...

Early Important Arts & Crafts Wishbone Cotswold School refectory dining table in oak 3 plank top Square through-tenon jointed legs with Wishbone bracing Maker Sidney Barnsley Designer Ernest Gimson Circa 1894-1900 Pinbury Workshop PROVENANCE : Powell family, then by decent to previous owner; Purchased by Patch Rogers...

A beautifully constructed wooden refectory table in the Arts & Crafts style. The table has a traditional aesthetic, with a wonderfully worn down rectangular table top made up of sev...

English solid oak refectory dining table circa 1990. Fine quality English made dining table that has recently been re-polished in our workshop. Solid 4 plank top with slight shaped...

Distinctive French decorative arts and crafts farmhouse trestle dining table featuring a bleached oak finish crafted from solid oak timbers with European architectural style trusses. The trestle base is constructed with wood pegs and exposed mortise and tenon joinery. The artisan craftsmanship is apparent throughout the design. Ample leg room measuring 26 inches from the floor to the apron. The massive legs end with shaped shoe style feet. The oak has a lovely aged, bleached patina...

Peter Waals. An Arts & Crafts 6' figured oak refectory table, with a high stretcher uniting each end with chamfered through tenon joints. The shaped end supports resting on exaggerated tapering feet. For similar examples see 'Modern British Furniture' page 179 and 'The Studio Year Book...

Substantial French decorative Arts & Crafts farmhouse dining table crafted from massive French oak timbers. The solid rectangular top is 2.5 inches thick and supported by a trestle b...