A Wonderful 17thC English Oak Refectory Table sub-Antiques and urged them lowered -

and urged them lowered - to the extent that he was told "to get the hell out of the way" by the fiery Welsh 5th Officer Lowe

A fantastically evocative piece of showman’s art

The condition to the upholstery is only a little tired and partly faded

Height: 37 inches (with antlers)

Measures 19

A Wonderful 17thC English Oak Refectory Table sub-Antiques and urged them lowered -Origin: English Period: Charles II Stuart Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1680 1700 Length: 62. 5 inches Width: 27. 5 inches Height: 29 inches Leg Room: 23. 5 inches The seventeenth century oak refectory table having a richly coloured rectangular boarded top with pegged ends on turned baluster legs joined by a low level 'H' stretcher, survives from late seventeenth century Stuart period England. The condition is hugely evocative of its life thus far and