Reproduction 18th Century Italian Refectory / Console Table
A refectory table is a highly elongated table used originally for dining in monasteries in Medieval times. In the Late Middle Ages the table gradually became a banqueting or feasting table in castles and other noble residences. The original table manufacture was by hand and created of Oak or Walnut. This reproduction, 18th century, Italian refectory table is constructed of solid, reclaimed Oak and Poplar. All joinery is mortise and tenon. The top was bleached, distressed and waxed. The base was distressed, painted with original formula, milk paint, antiqued and waxed. Dimensions for this table are: 62" long x 19" wide x 34" high
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Thank you for visiting Appalachian Moon Woodworks at CustomMade. My shop is nestled in the heart of the lush and beautiful Greenbrier Valley of West Virginia. I am the owner, operator, engineer, artist and craftsman for Appalachian Moon Woodworks. I have a small crew of experienced, knowledgeable craftsman that can accompany me on larger jobs. I specialize in unique, custom, hand-made, heirloom furnishings, reproductions, case work, architectural implementations and sculpture. I collaborate with architects, interior designers, contractors and home owners, to make dreams and concepts a reality. Most all of the woods used in my creations are indigenous to, and harvested from, the majestic Appalachian Mountains. These are of the most desirable hardwoods in the world. Any woods or materials requested can be made available though. I strive to achieve a standard of quality, attention to detail, honesty of design and customer service that makes first time clients, lifetime clients. Please come back regularly as I will update this gallery frequently. I believe that the items that you place in your home should do more than just function. They should contribute to the natural flow of your environment and be an extension of your personality. Enjoy your space and live well.
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