Until the early 19th Century English oak refectory tables were the only form of dining table. Originally the top was formed by one or two planks of wood set on ornately carved legs. Gateleg and dropleaf tables were popular well into the 18th Century, often with hinged flaps, supported on a gateleg base. The table could be made smaller or larger to suit the occasion and was easily portable.
We carry a range of French refectory tables – all available to view in our Hertfordshire showroom. Please click here to view a selection of our French refecctory tables on the Canonbury Antiques website
XL 10 FT FRENCH OAK RUSTIC REFECTORY KITCHEN DINING TABLE
You are viewing a gorgeous French refectory table in oak that measures a whopping ten feet long – perfect for the long hall or a castle or a large kitchen!
10 ft FRENCH FARMHOUSE REFECTORY TABLE RUSTIC TABLES KITCHEN
Gorgeous 10 foot French dining table in cherry wood
Hand carved – baluster legs, elegant feet and long stretcher bar
Solid and sturdy – this will last for many generations, a great investment
Bought from a dealer in Avranches, Normandy whilst on a recent French buying trip
Will ship to anywhere in the world
9 ft French Fleur De Lys Oak Kitchen Table
You are viewing a gorgeous French ‘Lilly flower’ table hand crafted from the finest oak. The table is a large nine foot long and thus can seat 8 people more than comfortably so is perfect for all your dinner party needs. It’s incredibly solid and chunky,
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