Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Huge 3 Meter French Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 5,950
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
French Oak Farmhouse Kitchen Dining Table with 2 Drawers
£ 2,400
French Oak Farmhouse Kitchen Dining Table with 2 Drawers
£ 2,400
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Millers Antiques
19th Century Oak Kitchen Dining Refectory Table
£ 1,975
Harmony Antiques
Bleached Oak Refectory Dining Table
£ 1,450
Alain Michel Antiques
3m Long Oak Refectory Table - 19th Century
€ 4,800
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
French Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 2,200
Millers Antiques
"Mouseman" Oak Refectory Table
£ 2,950
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
Table Rare George IV Refectory Tavern Farmhouse Dining Pine C1820
£ 1,350
Table Rare George IV Refectory Tavern Farmhouse Dining Pine C1820
£ 1,350
Cloverleaf Home Interiors
ActFurniture LTD
Antique 19th Century Refractory Style Dining Table In Oak
£ 1,785
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Quality Bleached Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 2,450
Merchant House Antiques
19th Century Fruitwood Farmhouse Table / Refectory Table
£ 5,995
Elmgarden Antiques
Mid Century Golden Oak Extending Refectory Table
£ 1,250
The Antique Shop
Antique Oak Large Refectory Draw Leaf Dining Table
£ 985
Millers Antiques
19thcentury Walnut Refectory Table
£ 1,100
Tony Youll Antiques
Oak Refectory, Farmhouse Table
£ 1,450
Tony Youll Antiques
18th Century Spanish Table
£ 2,350
Tony Youll Antiques
Early Oak Table
£ 1,250
Victoria Antiques
Wonderful Antique Late 19th Century Oak Refectory Table
£ 1,250
£ 295
Restored Vintage Refectory Style Dining or Kitchen Table Set on Pegged Base
£ 295
Vintage House
Martlesham Antiques
17th Century Oak Refectory Table
£ 2,850
£ 2,900
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Characterful French Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 3,250
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
French Bleached Oak Farmhouse Trestle Dining Table
£ 2,250
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Quality Bleached Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 2,400
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Huge 3 Meter French Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 4,950
ActFurniture LTD
Antique 20th Century Refractory Style Dining Table In Oak
£ 465
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
French Bleached Oak Coffee Table
£ 550
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
French Florists Table the Perfect Kitchen Island
£ 1,950
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Larger Bleached Oak Farmhouse Dining Table
£ 2,500
The Old Yard
Early 18th Oak Refectory Table
£ 3,850
Sussex Antiques and Interiors
Oak Farmhouse Dining Table Original Colour & Patina
£ 2,250
LT Antiques
Solid Oak Extending Refectory Dining Table
£ 1,650
Athey Antiques
Oak Refectory Table
£ 1,250
Wilsford Antiques
Spanish Elm Refectory Table
£ 1,630
Old Painted Furniture
Enormous Mid 19th C Pine Refectory Table (pair Available)
£ 3,495
Old Painted Furniture
Massive Mid 19th C Pine Refectory Table (pair Available)
£ 3,495
Hingstons Antiques
Large Oak Refectory Extending Dining Table
£ 3,850
£ 1,750
Marlborough Antiques & Interiors
Rustic Medium Sized Pine Farmhouse Table c.1900
£ 795
Harper Baxter
Oak Refectory Dining Table
£ 680
Whether you have a standalone dining room or an open plan dining area, vintage refectory tables make a great centrepiece and focal point for the room. They can make great kitchen dining tables in larger spaces, where a normal dining table may look a little lost, creating a space for people to gather. A refectory table works especially well in a long, narrow space, as the shape of this type of table makes the room seem wider, great for awkward rooms. Love Antiques make it easy to find an antique refectory table that suits your home, whatever style you are looking for.
Why traipse around lots of antique shops and markets when you can shop from the comfort of your home for an antique refectory table? Love Antiques lists verified, trusted dealers, so you can easily find what you are looking for online. Looking for something rustic? A style such as a farmhouse refectory table would be perfect in a country home. With features such as a plank top to show off the antique oak or other natural wood, this kind of refectory table is popular with those who appreciate great craftmanship. If you’d prefer something more ornate, then you can find more decorative styles of vintage refectory table. Refectory tables traditionally came from Italy, with the style then becoming popular in France. That means you’ll find all the beautiful design details you’d expect from antiques from these countries, such as carved wood and turned legs. This means you can choose an amazing piece that’s ideal for special dinners and gatherings.
While it’s mainly people with larger spaces who will be considering an antique refectory table, if you have a smaller home, you may be able to find something that fits your space. When our dealers list an antique refectory table for sale, they will include the dimensions, so all you need to do is measure your space.
Consider a drop leaf refectory table if you are short on space. This kind of refectory table is rarer, as it’s more of a modern feature, but they can be found. This allows you to open up the table when you have people round, then close it when it’s not in use, so it doesn’t take up as much space.
Some other things to consider when finding a dining table include:
This will help you narrow down what you’re looking for, and if you use our menu options on the right, you can search for particular styles such as a 19th century oak refectory table and look at specific categories.
It’s common for people who are into antiques to find some chairs they love, then struggle to find a table to coordinate. That’s why we make it so easy to find an antique refectory table for sale that has been made in a certain material or comes from a certain period.
Some popular items that people look for include:
If you want your chairs to match your table, it’s usually best to look for refectory tables for sale that are from roughly the same era, as they are likely to coordinate well. However, you could also mix and match to get the right style, for example, pairing an oak refectory dining table with modern chairs or benches for a unique style.
Love Antiques is one of the best sources online for refectory tables for sale. This is because we only allow reputable dealers to post listings on our site, so you can buy with confidence. When you are looking for a refectory table for sale, simply browse the website and you can see some of the many style options that are listed every day.
You can contact our dealers directly if you have any questions about a specific antique refectory table for sale, simply click the button on the listing and they’ll be happy to help.
Usually made of oak or walnut, the refectory table antique experts value is long and narrow and was created in the Medieval times. You would usually see these refectory dining tables in banquets of royalty and noble residences. An antique refectory table had circumferential stretchers that supported the table legs. The stretchers were placed very low, close to the floor. Refectory tables antique collectors usually own were popular in the Mediterranean regions as well as central and northern Europe in the 16th century.
Those antique and vintage refectory tables were originally used by Medieval time monasteries before they became popular for royal and noble banquets or feasts. You would find a number of refectory dining tables in a large dining hall for monks. Non-religious use of the refectory dining table is believed to have started in the Mediterranean regions. The antique oak refectory table was popular in the northern parts of Europe while the walnut one was frequently used in the Mediterranean.
The antique and vintage refectory table remains to be among the preferred tables for major celebrations up to this day. There are lots of reasons to want the walnut or oak refectory table antique. Never going out of style, is durable and increases in value if kept in good condition, the refectory table antique collectors go for is truly a great investment. Perfect for mansions, important buildings, an office, or any site with huge spaces, the refectory table antique experts value also came in ornate designs. You can find an antique refectory table for sale at a price between £295 and £8,500 here at Love Antiques.
When it comes to getting the value of your oak refectory table, it’s always best to go to a certified antiques professional. You can do an internet search to find an expert to help you, and if you’re still unsure of the search results, you can look for a reputable antiques dealer. You can also ask for recommendations from your local antique dealers. They should be able to point you to an accredited appraiser who can help you find out if what you have is one of the refectory tables antique collectors would want.