This impressive carved oak refectory dining table likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, crafted in a revivalist style reminiscent of 17th-century Jacobean or Baroque furniture. The table features a substantial planked top, two breadboard leaves which extend the table's length, and a robust carved base with four large, turned and fluted baluster-form legs. The legs are connected by a sturdy H-stretcher with square-section cross-members, providing excellent stability. Each long side of the table is adorned with an intricately carved frieze featuring a repeating foliate and scroll motif, adding to its grand and traditional aesthetic. The dark stained finish highlights the natural grain of the oak. This piece is ideal for a formal dining room or a large hall, offering both functionality and a strong decorative presence.

Dimensions:
Height - 30"
Width - 40"
Depth - 80 (140 extended)
Weight - 120 lbs

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• Low Estimate: 390.00
• High Estimate: 1500.00
• Width: 40"
• Height: 30"
• Weight: 120lbs
• Depth: 80"