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Lot 141

A CHARLES II OAK GATELEG TABLE

with an oval flap top over a plain frieze incorporating a single drawer at one end and on baluster-turned legs joined by conforming stretchers at either end and long rectangular stretchers along the sides, 141.5cm x 165cm open

Provenance: This table appears in a photograph of the Great Hall dateable to circa 1877 and later in a photograph of the Dining Room circa 1916.

Condition Report: click here
Estimate: £500 - £1,000
Hammer price: £220
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.

In historic country house condition consistent with age and the materials employed.

With damage and degradation to the relatively high polish including scratching. The pegging appears to have been replaced in part. Historic and attractive gouge marks in one of the flaps which adds character and does not detract. Evidence of re-polishing. Some elements may have been replaced or repaired which is entirely consistent with the age and nature of the piece. It seems likely that the base of the legs below the stretchers are shorter than they would have been originally, perhaps as a result of sitting on a damp stone floor.

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