A Characterful, 17th Century, Oak, Vernacular, 8-10-Seater, Tavern, Trestle Table, 217cm., 7ft.1" Long
11937
• Surviving tavern tables are rare as they were heavily used in taverns for eating and socializing.
• They are appreciated for their versatility and charm and this example has excellent form, colour and patina.
• Suitable as a dining table in a small space, or an accent piece or desk. Injects texture and historical depth to period, modern and contemporary interiors, blending well with a wide range of design styles.
• This characterful tavern table is a fine example of vernacular furniture
• The trestle form is the most practical and comfortable for seating.
• This table seats eight to ten
• It has a finely figured, single plank, thick, oak top. Supported by shaped-trestle ends joined by a central, pegged stretcher standing on trestle feet. In original condition. Excellent original colour and patina.
length 217 cm, depth 57 cm height 79 cm top thickness 3.5
Private Collection Scotland -
