An English oak refectory table 17th century and later

the rectangular top above a foliate and strapwork carved frieze raised on acanthus-carved bulbous and turned supports joined by a box stretcher.

Overall good condition; the top and frieze appears to be later, the legs and stretchers appear to be 17th century. The top with minor warpage and with scuffs, scratches and nicks to edges; the legs with old worn chips and losses; the stretchers with some losses to the molded edges and wear scratches, scuffs and bruises.
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