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English Jacobean Carved Oak Refectory Table, circa 1620

$8,995.00

England, circa 1620.

An exceptional English Jacobean refectory table dating to the early 17th century, circa 1620.

Crafted in solid oak, this substantial table features an intricately hand-carved apron with repeating foliate and fan motifs, boldly turned and carved legs, and traditional stretcher construction. The long plank retains centuries of character, with a beautifully worn surface, rich patina, and the natural irregularities that distinguish early English furniture.

Refectory tables originated as communal dining tables in monasteries and great halls, valued for their generous proportions and enduring construction. This example retains the architectural presence and craftsmanship characteristic of the Jacobean period.

More than eight feet long. More than 400 hundreds years old.

Every good room needs a past.

England, circa 1620.

An exceptional English Jacobean refectory table dating to the early 17th century, circa 1620.

Crafted in solid oak, this substantial table features an intricately hand-carved apron with repeating foliate and fan motifs, boldly turned and carved legs, and traditional stretcher construction. The long plank retains centuries of character, with a beautifully worn surface, rich patina, and the natural irregularities that distinguish early English furniture.

Refectory tables originated as communal dining tables in monasteries and great halls, valued for their generous proportions and enduring construction. This example retains the architectural presence and craftsmanship characteristic of the Jacobean period.

More than eight feet long. More than 400 hundreds years old.

Every good room needs a past.

Origin: England

Period: Jacobean, circa 1620.

Materials: Oak

Condition: Good antique condition commensurate with its considerable age. The table displays centuries of natural wear, rich patina, historic surface marks, and age-related shrinkage and checking throughout. The tabletop exhibits areas of historic separation, including a localized area of lifting and loss to the wood surface, as pictured. Additional wear and minor imperfections are consistent with the table’s age and use.

Dimensions: 102” L x 29” W x 29” H