Late Victorian Antique Bleached Oak Refectory Dining Table Farmhouse Furniture

A magnificent late Victorian antique bkeached oak refectory dining table, dating to circa 1890, with a superb solid two-plank oak top and exceptional carved Gothic/Renaissance Revival decoration. A particularly substantial and impressive example, with a beautifully aged oak surface showing excellent natural grain, knots, old marks and character. The table features a large two-plank solid oak top, sitting above a richly carved frieze decorated with a continuous Gothic-style arcade of carved arches. The overall design is strongly influenced by the Gothic and Renaissance Revival furniture of the Victorian period, making this a fantastic statement piece for a traditional dining room, large kitchen, country house or period interior. Key Features Late Victorian period, circa 1890 Solid oak construction Impressive two-plank top Beautiful naturally aged oak colour and patina Elaborately carved Gothic-style frieze Heavily carved and turned supports Traditional stretcher base Wonderful original character throughout Large, substantial and highly decorative piece Condition The table has been restored and bleached for a modern look, solid antique condition, with a wonderful amount of age-related character. Height - 30 Inches Lenght - 96 Inches 8 foot Width- 33.5 Inches This can also be re polished to any desired colour.