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An Unusual 17th Century Welsh Joined Oak Table, probably a communion table. The thick three plank top running front to back with cleated ends, raised on knopped and ring moulded columnar legs with square feet united by peripheral stretchers, 26½” (67 cm) high, 31½” x 21” (80 cm x 53 cm). [Similar illustrated on page 271 of ‘Welsh Furniture 1250-1950’ by Richard Bebb]*
Sold for: £750
Auction Expired because there were no bids
An Unusual 17th Century Welsh Joined Oak Table, probably a communion table. The thick three plank top running front to back with cleated ends, raised on knopped and ring moulded columnar legs with square feet united by peripheral stretchers, 26½” (67 cm) high, 31½” x 21” (80 cm x 53 cm). [Similar illustrated on page 271 of ‘Welsh Furniture 1250-1950’ by Richard Bebb]*
