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A decorative Mid 19th Century French walnut & fruitwood desk/centre table
The well faded two plank cleated top, above an all around shaped frieze, the front having two long drawers, retaining the original shaped brass handles,
Resting on long slight shaped cabriole legs.
Good overall faded colour, still in need of re-sealing and re-waxing.
H.77cm W.179cm D.82cm
The well patinated five plank cleated top having two drawer leaves below, above a narrow fieze, one side housing a later drawer.
Resting on turned legs, joined by an ‘H’ stretcher.
H. 75cm W. 225cm open – 124cm closed D. 79cm
$6,600
An unusual mid 19th Century French oak and pine farmhouse utility table.
The character enhancing distressed four plank top, above a plain frieze accommodating six utility drawers to each side; most retaining the original turned handles.
Resting on square tapered oak legs raised to a perfect height of 77 cms.
Having good overall colour, depth and patination.
C. 1850
H: 77 cms
W: 258 cms
D: 74 cms
Stock AA1722
Mid 18th Century French walnut refectory/centre table
The rectangular cleated top above an ogee shaped skirt, having a drawer to one end, resting on attractive baluster tuned legs joined by a moulded rectangular section ‘H’ stretcher.
Having good overall faded colour.
Note: the ‘H’ stretcher to be re-glued (invisible) and the overall waxed.
1740 – 1780
H. 75 cm W. 180 cm D. 66.5 cm
First half 18th Century French walnut refectory table
The well patinated three plank top above a deep frieze, the shaped, moulded facing side having decorative floral inlays of exotic timbers and ebony.
The rear and less used side having a plain frieze and two long drawers. Resting of baluster turned legs, joined by a rectangular ‘H’ stretcher.
Note, the entire base other than the inlaid frieze needing a good clean, highlighting the beautiful hidden grains, hidden by around 300 years of dark waxes.
The turned handles may be original, I can change to a more decorative brass knob or plate handle if desired.
C.1740
W. 213cm D. 67cm
19th Century French farmhouse table of large proportions (seats 12 comfortably).
The well patinated four plank top above a narrow moulded frieze, resting on square chamfered legs, joined by a matching moulded double ‘H’ stretcher. Colour can be lightened to suit and re-waxed finished.
France C.1880
H. 2’ 5” – 74 cm W. 8’ 3” – 252 cm D. 3’ – 92 cm
The three plank cleated top above a narrow frieze, having one long drawer to one end and two short drawers to each long side, total five drawers.
Resting on square tapered legs.
Good, original overall colour and patination.
This table is a comfortable ten seater. In my 27 years of business it’s about the tenth table I have had that seats over eight.
C. 1840
H. 77cm W. 252cm D. 80cm
$14,500
Stock AA1035
Late 19th – Early 20th Century French pine farmhouse table.
The deep three plank chamfered edge top above a plain frieze, resting on unusual square lower chamfered legs. The painted base with plain frieze.
1890 – 1920
H. 2’ 7” – 77 cm
W. 5’ 9” – 175 cm
D. 3’ 1” – 94 cm
The two plank figured-walnut cleated top above a plain frieze, one side having a beautiful knot
and one end with well shaped drawer, resting on square tapered legs.
Good overall faded colour and patination.
This table is unusually high, because when made the top slid to reveal a long cantered dough-bin. So people could sit at the table, it was built about 12 CM higher than standard. Because of this, we haven’t needed to raise the legs by 5-10cm as we usually do.
H. 79cm W. 2m D. 79cm
19th Century French elm and deal refectory/farmhouse table. The rectangular deal top above a beautifully grained elm base. The plain frieze housing a wide centre drawer, resting on square tapered camphered legs, joined by a long ‘H’ stretcher.
1860 and later.
A 19th Century French fruitwood farmhouse/breakfast table of small proportions.
The three plank cleated top above a plain frieze, both ends housing a deep drawer, having the original turned handles. Resting on square tapered legs (Later raised, some years ago) With an overall well faded colour.
Note: Still to be re-glued and re-waxed.
C. 1860
H.75cm W.154cm D. 65cm
Stock AA1399a
Late 19th – early 20th Century French cherrywood drawer leaf dining table.
The three plank cleated top having narrow rosewood cross banding and two cleated extending drawer leaves. Above a plain frieze with decorative horizontal and vertical diamond shaped rosewood inlays to the centre and sides, with a matching inlaid edge strip. Resting on square tapered legs terminating on a brass square shaped cup foot.
1890 – 1920
H. 2′ 7″ – 79 cm
W. 4′ 11″ – 150 cm
D. 2′ 9″ – 83 cm
Width extended. 8′ 9″ – 268 cm
Floor to lower frieze – 2′ 1″ – 63 cm
Floor to lower extension – 2′ 6″ – 76.5 cm
Constructed of generously thick timber, the three plank cleated top slotting into an equally thick straight lined base, joined by a long scratch moulded ‘H’ stretcher.
Good overall colour and patination.
C. 1790
H: 73 cm W: 208 cm D: 85 cm
Stock UK1283
19th Century French beech farmhouse table.
The thick three plank cleated top above a generous plain frieze, housing a single drawer. Resting on square tapered legs.
C. 1840
H. 2′ 6″ – 76 cm
W. 6′ 2″ – 188 cm
D. 2′ 10″ – 85 cm
Having a bread slide to one end and resting on square tapered legs
Restorations.
H: 76 cm
W: 252 cm
D: 80 cm
Having a cleated boarded top over draw leaf ends, plain friezes on square section tapering legs (later base).
W: 159 cm D: 82 cm H: 78 cm (seats 6)
W: 223 cm (seats 8 with one draw leaf open)
W: 288 cm (seats 10 with two draw leaves open)