Description: A fine Charles II period oak credence table, having excellent untouched original patina, with traces of original paintwork. The table consists of a semi circle top having thick cut boards and original hinges. The canted front with carving on three sides, and a plain heavy moulding below, in the centre is a drawer with later linings. The legs are of bobbin form and are joined by peripheral stretchers. The back of the table has a secondary leave with a gate leg , in which the table can be used as a centre table (or small dining table) , and when not in use, the leave can be dropped down and the table then becomes a side table or console table utilising space. The are a few minor restorations, along with a few traces of old wood worm, overall the condition is excellent for a table of this period. note- a similar example without a drawer, in Bonham's ' The oak interior' LOT 354 Sold in 2017 for £13,750 Credence table - These are the earliest forms of the English gateleg table, and in some inventories were also referred to as a folding livery table or "cubberd". The main purpose of the tables was the distribution of the livery of the bread and wine to the household. Measurements; Height 68.5cm Width 119.5cm Depth (leave up) 115cm x (leave down) 60cm T&C's - We are not liable for any costs incurred should a return be necessary. Shipping - Please email me with your name and address for an accurate shipping quote.
Price: 3000 GBP
Location: Brigg
End Time: 2024-10-27T10:35:03.000Z
Shipping Cost: 1608.9 GBP
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Return postage will be paid by: Buyer
Returns Accepted: Returns Accepted
After receiving the item, your buyer should cancel the purchase within: 14 days
Return policy details: For returns please call 07939070636
Antique: Yes
Type: Dining Table
Item Height: 68.5cm
Material: Oak
Item Length: 119.5cm
Item Width: 115cm
Colour: Brown
