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A Well-Patinated Late 17th-Century English Antique Walnut, Elm & Oak Gateleg Table, Circa 1680

A well-patinated, country-made, late 17th-century English antique walnut, oak, and elm gateleg table which comfortably accommodates six to eight people, when fully extended. 

The plank top is ovoid when fully extended, above a carcass comprising two elongated drawers (one at each end), two opening gates, the legs all beautifully turned and united by stretchers.

Peg-joined construction.

Provenance – Sourced from a farmhouse close to Walsingham, Norfolk, where it has been for the last 150-ish years.

Condition – the hinges have been replaced historically.  All the timbers appear to be original. This is a good looking table that is ready to go! A further detailed condition report is available upon request.

Size: Width when leaves are closed 43.18 cm (17″) / when leaves open 155.26 cm (61 1/8″) x Depth 127.00 cm (50″) x Height 71.76 cm (28 1/4″)  


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