Antique Refectory Trestle Table Tiger Oak 1920s Jacobean Carved Small Desk 24"H

This is a high-quality British Jacobean revival refectory trestle table, dating around the 1920s. Crafted from beautiful solid quarter-sawn (tiger) oak, it features magnificent hand-finished baluster-turned legs adorned with classic half-sunburst (lunette) carvings. The historic trestle base design connected by a low stretcher offers stable structural support and ample legroom. With its rich amber dark oak patina, this versatile piece serves perfectly as a side table, end table, laptop desk, or coffee table accent piece in any interior. 

Dimensions & Weight

• Dimensions: 28.5"L x 19.5"W x 23.75"H

• Weight: 22 lbs.

Material

• Wood: Solid Quarter-Sawn Oak (Tiger Oak)

• Hardware: Period-correct slot screws (flat-head) and historic nails.

Condition Report

• Top Surface: There is minor lacquer wear and slight color fading/lightening along both of the longer sides of the tabletop. A dark natural wood grain line runs beautifully through the center.

• Base & Legs: Minor age-related wood shrinkage/cracking is present on the legs. These are cosmetic hairline cracks typical of aged oak and do not affect the structural integrity or stability of the table.

• Overall: In good, sturdy antique condition with a wonderful genuine patina. No wobbling.