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ANTIQUE WELSH TABLES .
FOR BOTH.THE MODERN AND TRADITIONAL HOME

The cegin contained a long table, invariably strongly made and of joined construction, normally with square chamfered legs with H-shaped or simple end stretchers. Placed beneath the window (where there was often a fixed seat) to obtain the benefit of the light, these were for worksurfaces as well as dining, and often had tops which were reversible leaving an unpolished surface for tasks such as food preparation, laundry and occasional tailoring. The opportunities for furnishing in other rooms led to the adoption of a wider variety of types, some of which were native developments, whilst others were borrowings or adaptations of urban models. Small side tables became more commonplace, the earliest being basically continuations of 17th century styles, with good quality turned legs united by stretchers.

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Large Welsh oak table with a four-plank top with a drawer at either end, raised on four strong tapering legs culminating in a H-stretcher,

Carmarthenshire, circa 1780.
32.25” high, 31.75”deep and 96.25” long
82 cms high, 81 cms deep, 244 cms long

Ref: 6286

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Oak centre table of unusual design, with a moulded edge top over a base with legs each formed of four turned spindles, united by a square ground-level stretcher,

Mid or late 18th century
46" wide, 24" deep, 28" high
117 cms wide, 61 cms deep, 71 cms high

Ref: 16802

 

 

 

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Welsh oak farmhouse table. The top has cleated ends and is constructed from four boards, and is also reversible. The base has a deep end drawer and the whole is raised on four square legs united by end stretchers.

Cardiganshire, circa 1800
57" wide, 27" deep, 30" high
145 cms wide, 69 cms wide, 76 cms high

Ref: 6375

 

 

 

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Yew-wood circular occasional table on a boldly turned pedestal base with triform splayed feet,

Monmouthshire, circa 1770
27.5" high, 23.75" diam
70 cms high, 60 cms diam

Ref: 15891

 

 

 

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Oak lowboy, with three drawers with chequered inlay of holly and bog oak, with an elaborate apron with flowing fretted designs, raised on square legs.

West Wales, circa1780
31.25" wide, 23" high, 20.5" deep
79 cms wide, 58 cms high, 52 cms deep

Ref: 1472

 

 

 

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Welsh oak farmhouse table of small proportions, the triple-plank top with cleated ends raised on square tapered legs (two ash) united by a H-stretcher, circa 1770
46" wide, 24.75" deep, 28" high
117 cms wide, 63 cms deep, 71 cms high

Ref: 16803

 

 

 

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Small Welsh oak cricket table, circa 1770. It has a circular top above a shaped apron raised on squared legs with edge moulding.

25.5" high, 19.5" wide, 18" deep
65 cms high, 50 cms wide, 46 cms deep

Ref: 4658

 

 

 

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Welsh oak cricket table of unusual design, with an octagonal top with beaded edging, above a frieze containing a drawer. The whole raised on squared chamfered legs united by stretchers.

Montgomeryshire, circa 1780
29.25" wide, 22" deep, 22" high
74 cms wide, 56 cms deep, 56 cms high

Ref: 7354

 

 

 

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Antique Welsh low oak centre table, with moulded frieze and raised on turned legs, united by stretchers,

Antique Welsh low oak centre table, with moulded frieze and raised on turned legs, united by stretchers,

Montgomeryshire, circa 1660
35.75" wide, 23.25" deep, 23" high
91 cms wide, 59 cms deep, 59 cms high

Ref: 14615

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