An Elizabethan style carved oak and inlaid draw-leaf table

incorporating some 16th century elements, with a cleated top and conforming leaves, the frieze with inlaid key pattern and gadrooned apron, the four boldly carved bulbous legs united by peripheral stretchers

In fair condition. The top and leaves with a lot of wear, separations, filler, patching, indents and scratches. The leaves also with partial splitting. One leaf with some fragmenting. The frieze with minor losses and wear. The legs with wear, fragmenting and losses. The stretchers with wear, fragmenting and knotting. Some traces of worm throughout.
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