A substantial and beautifully patinated English solid oak dining table dating from the 1930s, designed in the traditional refectory / farmhouse style. Generously proportioned, this table comfortably seats eight people, making it ideal for family dining, entertaining, or use in a country house, pub or private dining space.
Constructed from solid oak throughout, the table features a plank top with attractive, well-developed grain and natural colour variation developed over decades of use. The surface shows gentle, honest wear consistent with age, adding warmth and character without compromising usability.
Raised on a robust trestle base, the table offers excellent legroom and stability. The proportions are particularly good — wide enough to feel generous, yet not so deep as to dominate a room.
A timeless, hardworking piece of English furniture with enduring appeal.
Measurements:
Length: 6ft / 183cm
Width: 2ft 8in / 81cm
Height: approx. standard dining height
Condition:
Good antique condition overall. Structurally sound, with age-related surface marks and patina consistent with an original 1930s piece. No structural issues.