Continental oak refectory table circa 1850, having a

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

Continental Oak Refectory Table, the thick rectangular top raised on shaped end supports centered by a stylized shell and joined by a shaped stretcher, ending in molded bases, h. 30-1/2", w. 42", l. 1

Continental Provincial Oak Refectory Table 19th century, the rounded rectangular top above a deep apron, raised on turned circular legs joined by a box stretcher and ending in block feet. h. 30", w.

A Continental oak console table circa 1870. Having mortise and tenon construction. Ht: 30" Wd: 64.5" Dpth: 23"

A simply stunning large English Victorian era medium stained oak three leaf extension dining or conference room table with beautifully carved six legs, base and carved top with floral and scrolled pat

A Continental oak plank top table circa 1890. Having two drawers and a square stretcher. Ht: 30.5" Wd: 79" Dpth: 35"

A Continental Baroque style oak refectory table20th centuryheight 29 3/4in (76cm); width 97in (246cm); depth 26in (66cm)

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

19th c Continental oak dining table, refectory type in Louis XV style with classical carved molding of circle, dart and palm leaf, turned legs, ogee stretchers. Good condition. Appx 101 1/2"l x 38 1/2

A Continental Rococo Revival mahogany center table circa 1850, the rectangular top above the large high relief carved apron with a well executed center shell form medallion with rocaille carved reserv

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

Continental Jacobean Style Carved Oak Tile Top Refectory Table, 20th c., the top with three rows of ceramic tiles, on four baluster carved urn pedestals, on lobed tapered feet, H.- 29 in., W.- 72 in.,

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 1850. The bench having been well carved with tavern scenes at the back rest above brilliantly carved bird panels at lower back leading to arms with handsome rams heads at each end above lower se

A Continental oak refractory table that expands to 130" when open circa 1800. Ht: 31" Wd: 71" Dpth: 34.25"

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"

A 19th Century Continental possibly chestnut/ oak trestle table having plank top. Size: 28.5"H x 85"W x 28"D Circa: 1890 List Price: $1300

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

Circa 1600 large carved walnut continental refectory or library table with 2 drawers on each side and lower stretcher. Attributed Spanish. Very heavy. Size: 82.5 x 39 in, 32 in high. Has stains, scrat

Circa 1850. Having an octagonal top with profusely inlaid details and nicely grained mixed wood above base also having been well turned and then emitting three scrolling and inlaid legs. H30" W26" Sol

British or Continental, 17th century with restorations, carved oak, walnut and fruitwood with other mixed secondary woods, rich dark color, heavy dovetailed drawers with oak and beech linings, fruitwo

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

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