17th-century French oak monastery table / trestle table – 240 cm
Rare 17th-century French oak refectory table
This beautiful and rare 17th-century French trestle table in solid oak is a true refectory table. Such long tables were used for meals in monasteries in the Middle Ages and later became feast and banquet tables in castles and aristocratic houses.
The thick 2.40-metre oak top rests on two crossed trestles joined by a long stretcher. The table has 19th-century restorations and can easily be taken apart, which makes transport and placement easier.
Why we chose this piece
Long, sturdy and with centuries of character: a table at which generations have dined, and which still has plenty of life in it.
Style and interior
A superb dining table in a rustic, wabi-sabi or 17th-century Dutch interior, and a powerful contrast in a modern, minimalist home.
Dimensions: length 240 cm, depth 60 cm, height 79 cm
Material: solid oak
Period: 17th century (with 19th-century restorations)
Origin: France
Condition: good, with signs of use and patina consistent with age; can be dismantled
Price:
€ 4.295
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More about this style: French country living: wood, stone and the calm of country life
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