Late 19th Century French Large Oak Refectory Castle Table

A commanding late 19th century French refectory table, once gracing a château dining hall. Crafted from thick, hand-hewn oak planks, its top bears the warmth and character of age, while the bold trestle base reflects the strength and symmetry of castle-style design.

A refectory table is a long, sturdy dining table originally built for monasteries and castles, designed to bring people together for communal meals. This piece carries that same presence—simple, substantial, and made to last generations.

This table makes a striking centerpiece for a dining room, kitchen, or wine cellar—where history and presence are as important as function.

Matching benches are also available separately, offering the option to complete the original château look.

Dimensions : 116”L X 30.75”W 29.5”H