18th Century two plank elm dining table

18th Century two plank elm dining tableThis is a totally original 18th century elm dining table made from two very thick planks. This piece has not been touched or changed in its entire life which is a rare thing to find. I absolutely love the originality and characterful nature of the piece. The top also has the most amazing colour and patina with a tactile feel as well. Good size and ideal to seat 6 8 people comfortably. The legs can come off as well for access. Height 74cm Depth 77cm

The simplicity makes this a great addition to a large number of interiors spaces

The design is inspired by the ever popular antique tailors mirrors that make great additions to any room

Ideal as a hall table or small dining table

The overall condition is very good with attractive age related patina and clean marble

These would require 12 metres of material (6m per chair)

Overall condition is very good with attractive patina to the brass

Height 100cm Width 83cm Depth 85cm Depth of seat 53cm Height of seat 42cm

There is an indistinct makers mark on the back left leg that I believe I can just make out as CVS

Measurements Height 97cm Width 87cm Depth 90cm Depth of seat 61cm Height of seat 40cm

The piece is made from solid oak and has the typical Arts and Crafts styling that works so well in a huge number of interiors

The classic camel back design which is effortlessly elegant

'Rathmell' chair shown is in Premium material option