A well-patinated English oak gateleg table, dating to circa 1700 and retaining a good, honest colour and surface. The generous oval top drops on each side via a gateleg action, with the swing legs supporting the leaves on turned baluster columns matched to the fixed corner legs. The base is united by a box stretcher arrangement of further turned and shaped members, terminating in block feet.
The top is formed of quarter-sawn oak boards, showing attractive figure and the expected surface marks, scuffs and old repairs consistent with genuine age Closed, the table reduces to a compact rectangular side table; open, it seats four to six comfortably, making this a versatile and practical form for a dining room, kitchen, or hallway.
Height: 770mm
Width: 1520mm (open)
Width: 610mm (closed)
Depth: 1200mm
A well-patinated English oak gateleg table, dating to circa 1700 and retaining a good, honest colour and surface. The generous oval top drops on each side via a gateleg action, with the swing legs supporting the leaves on turned baluster columns matched to the fixed corner legs. The base is united by a box stretcher arrangement of further turned and shaped members, terminating in block feet.
The top is formed of quarter-sawn oak boards, showing attractive figure and the expected surface marks, scuffs and old repairs consistent with genuine age Closed, the table reduces to a compact rectangular side table; open, it seats four to six comfortably, making this a versatile and practical form for a dining room, kitchen, or hallway.
Height: 770mm
Width: 1520mm (open)
Width: 610mm (closed)
Depth: 1200mm
