Jacobean Refectory Table

James I/Charles I oak refectory table dining table, Barnard castle, Northumbria, circa 1610-1640. The four plank cleated top above moulded frieze rails with original spandrels, jo...

An Antique Oak and Elm wood console with massive hand carved buns supporting thick plank top with consistent gorgeous patina circa late seventeenth century. See additional photos on ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this large English Oak Jacobean style Refectory dining table that seats up to 10 people A very solid large dining table, the whole thing is carv...

Rectangular three board top with battened ends over a frieze carved with lunettes , raised on turned legs joined by a box stretcher. Proverance ; James Brett Antiques , Norwich , Eng...

Beautiful refectory table, the frieze with carved decoration to the front, the turned legs joined by box-stretcher. Rich and deep color

This is an antique oak console table. An English, Jacobean revival refectory table dating to the 18th century and later.

Three part rectangular top with two pull-out leaves, mitred border over a frieze carved with guilloche carving, raised on bulbous turned carved legs joined by a box stretcher. Early...

Jacobean, walnut refectory console table circa 1920s features an intricately carved base with a stacked leaf that opens into a 62" x 44" dining table.

Jacobean Style Oak Refectory Table, with removable and extending leaf on urn form and foliate carved base. 30.5" H x 60" W x 40" D.

Incorporating early elements, rectangular top with draw leaves that tuck under the top when closed, carved frieze, turned carved legs with H form stretcher. Nice color

A solid oak refectory harvest or farm table in the Jacobean style, could be used possibly as a dining or conference table.

17th century oak refectory table. 3 Plank Top all held together with dowels. Table is solid as a rock! Beautiful signs of use and wear, I'm sure some refinishing has happened over it...

Solid Oak English Jacobean style trestle farmhouse table or dining table. The base has two large baluster form carved acorn design pedestals conjoined by a large stretcher ending wit...

Large solid oak Jacobean revival table having two large extension leaves, and is capable of seating up to ten people. It stands on four carved bulbous legs, united by crinoline stret...

A large and fine 8ft 6" antique English Jacobean oak refectory table, late 17th century in date.

It is considered a refectory table because of its relatively shallow rectangular form.

18th century English Oak Jacobean style Draw Leaf Refectory Table. table expands from 8 to 12 feet in length when leaves are pulled out.

19th century library table with great form and condition. Heavily turned bulbous balustrades and fitted with two breadboard pull-out leaves. When fully open, the table is 97.5" long.

This is an antique refectory table, an Edwardian, Jacobean revival, oak dining table seating six, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1910.

An Impressive early 20th century Elizabethan or Jacobean style Oak Draw-Leaf table. Features a rectangular plank top with pull-out leaves on each end, Bulbous carved legs and notched...

This is an antique dining table. An English, Edwardian, Jacobean revival, painted, rustic oak refectory table dating to the early 19th century, circa 1800.

This is an antique refectory table, a Victorian oak dining table in the Jacobean taste and seating up to ten, circa 1900 and later.

This is a very large English refectory table in the Jacobean manner, a 14 foot long, solid oak dining table seating 16-20, crafted in the late 20th century.

Antique Jamestown Lounge Company Feudal Oak refectory dining table. Made of oak featuring Jacobean styling with ornate carved foliate / fruit / berries / grapes / grapevine and acan...