Jacobean Revival Oak Refectory Table
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Located in Greenwich, CT 06830*Subject to pick up and delivery locations
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Seller's Notes:Key Characteristics • Style: Jacobean or "Tudor" Revival. The most striking features are the carved bulbous legs (often called "melon bulbs" or "cup-and-cover" turnings), which were a status symbol in Elizabethan and Jacobean England. • Material: Oak. The prominent, flaky grain seen in your close-ups is known as Quarter-Sawn Oak (or Tiger Oak), which was highly popular in the early 1900s for its durability and decorative figure. • Construction: It features a trestle base with a central "stretcher" beam connecting the two legs. This design was originally used in monastery "refectories" (dining halls) because it provides stability without leg interference for those sitting at the table. Dimensions: -66” length -30” depth -30.5” height
Brand: Vintage/Antique
Condition: Used - Good: Minor blemishes that most people won't notice
Wear and tear details: discoloration
Age: 60+ Years Old
Overall Dimensions: Width: 66 inches, Height: 30.5 inches, Depth: 30 inches
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