Large Antique Oak Kitchen Dining Table 1920s

Condition is pretty good: structurally it's quite sound; maybe a little movement in the joints at the drawer end, as is so often the case, but really not a lot. Cosmetically it has various marks, scuffs and bumps etc; we've sanded the top but there are still a few scratches though nothing out of character. The legs are a bit patchy here and there but, again, all part of its history. It's all had a coat of finishing oil, with two on the top, giving a fairly water resistant surface. You can add more coats to get more protection but it will start to get glossy, which not everyone wants. The top can be removed but not the legs.