A Jacobean Period Oak Refectory Table low chests and cabinets The tops of the stop-fluted

The tops of the stop-fluted legs are carved with a flower flanked by carved brackets

Height 101

Lovely shape and proportions and very comfortable

A central cylinder is made to hold the bottle while the surrounding area can be filled with ice

A pair of mirror black baluster-shaped vases now drilled and wired as lamps

A Jacobean Period Oak Refectory Table low chests and cabinets The tops of the stop-flutedThe four baluster turned legs are joined by stretchers all around. One long side rail is adorned with a carved molding. The three board top has well figured grain. Some old wooden brace repairs to the insides of the two long rails. Excellent color and patina. Circa 1660 Origin English Stock# 13605 Width 96" Depth 28. 5" Height 31. 5"