Tuesday 11 December 2012 | 10:00 | Lots: 628

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Lot 956

Lot 956

An unusually large and primitive oak table of 'cricket' type. Probably 18th century, having a...

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Lot 956

Lot Description

An unusually large and primitive oak table of 'cricket' type. Probably 18th century, having a 1.75"/4cm thick three-plank circular top with two-piece ash-bound edge, secured with large rustic clout nails, the bearers curved to accommodate a frieze drawer (now missing), above a two-piece circular undertier on three moulded supports, 47.5" diameter x 27" high, (121cm x 68.5cm).

Postage: Auction Default

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General old cracking and splitting to top commensurate with age and use. Some cracks between the joints appear to be filled with slivers of similar timber. Worm scarring to ash banding. Some incised marks to underside of top from turning of timber or from general wear. General cracks and shrinkage to undershelf planks. Some additional support blocks added later and these are now removed. Overall extremely rustic but structurally sound and very unusual, with good patination throughout.


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