An oak refectory table, circa 1650 and later

Charles I carved oak refectory table circa 1650, having a 1.5" thick plank top and rising on block and turned legs conjoined by the H stretcher, 30.25"h x 8'1"w x 25.25"d. Provenance: Property from th

9 foot oak refectory stretcher base table, circa 1900. 31½"h x 36"w.

A William and Mary Style Oak Refectory Table 18th Century and Later Height 29 1/4 x length 81 1/4 x depth 28 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of Roger Ramsay, Chica

William & Mary carved oak refectory table, 17th c. and later, England, 95.5"l x 35"w x 30"h Provenance: Old School House Antiques, NY - purchased 1966 - $750; The collection of George Williams, Burfor

An oak refectory table An oak refectory table 17th century and later, the rectangular four plank top on stretchered end supports 183cm long 70cm wide 76cm high Buying this antique table could save up

JAMES BROOKS (1825–1901) GOTHIC REVIVAL REFECTORY TABLE, CIRCA 1870 oak(244cm long, 79.5cm high, 85cm deep)Provenance: Edgware Abbey, North LondonNote: James Brooks established his reputation th

A Jacobean oak refectory table, the planked top with cleated ends, raised upon eight columnar supports with carved Ionic capitals braced by bar stretchers. England, circa 1575. Measuring 30.5" high x

Circa late 1600's Elizabethan style highly carved dark oak refectory table attributed English. 83 in long x 29 in wide x 31.5 in high. Good overall condition, top is removable.

An oak and burled wood French refectory table having trestle base circa 1900. Table extends to 98" with the addition of two 21.5" finished leaves. Ht: 28" Wd: 55" Dpth: 41"

ROBERT 'MOUSEMAN' THOMPSON (1876-1955) DINING ROOM SUITE, CIRCA 1970 oak, comprising a REFECTORY TABLE, 213cm long, 73cm high, 86cm deep; and EIGHT CHAIRS, including two carvers, carved mouse signatur

Also known as a German Westphalian bed with Elizabethan influences, circa 1650-1680 with later alterations. The traditional carved headboard and matching panelled footboard with barley twistcanopy sup

Extending trestle table or refectory dining table With (2) leaves. Danish, circa 1960's. Dimensions: (Without leaves) H 28.25" x W 67" x D 35" ; (Leaf) W 18.5" Condition: Minor fading, scattered water

English. Circa 1650. The hinged rectangular panel inset top, above a façade with geometric carved inset panels within a carved upper and lower border, the sides with panel insets, on later pain block

Description: Oak refractory table. Has a bracketed shaped apron and cabriole legs. History: A refectory table is a highly elongated table used originally for dining in monasteries in Medieval times. I

Walnut and Oak Refectory Table, Low Countries, late 17th C. A single 1.5" walnut slab top on stretchered brackets, resting on a oak cruciform base ex. Sotheby's Arcade label(RSCR5276)(WK). Measurement

Antique English Oak Refectory Table 17th Century. All original turned and carved oak refectory table with excellent color and patina. In good original condition. Approx. 30 in. H x 83.25 in. W x 29.5

An English Oak Refectory Table 19th Century Height 35 x width 144 x depth 30 inches. Property from the Collection of Mary Southworth, Lake Forest, Illinois

British, some early elements, rectangular top over a relief carved and scrolled skirt, turned legs with stretchers, oak throughout, 32-1/2 x 76-1/2 x 25-3/4 in. Provenance: Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc,

Impressive Provincial Oak Refectory Table early 20th century, the long banded top raised on turned columnar end supports and center supports, and joined by a stretcher to runner feet, mortised and peg

French oak monastery/ refectory table, 20th c., 2.5" thick tabletop comprised of seven boards, trestle supports, cross stretcher with wedged mortise and tenon joinery, rising on a molded shoe base, ap

97w X 36d X 34h. From Ernesto Klun Antiques.

Oak Refectory Table, now with Pine Top, restored 17th C. height 31 inches, top 130" x 32";Provenance: The Estate of Diana Atwood Johnson

French oak monastery table, early 20th c., live edge 3" thick tabletop comprised of three boards, over trestle base, joined with cross stretcher, patch repairs and some small splits to top, split to o

English, 17th C. 32"h x 7'3"l x 32"d