Name/Title
TableEntry/Object ID
1955.002.040Description
Elizabethan style refectory table, probably assembled late 19th-early 20th century, having a thick, straight-edge plank top over a deeply molded and carved straight skirt frieze, with stylized gadroon detail, supported on bold, foliate carved and rung turned, tapered baluster legs, with carved molded-edge, box-stretchered base.
Possibly the table referred to in a receipt from Charles of London, 10/31/1923, listed as "1 carved oak table" with "Gallery" handwritten next to it.
Table is made of mostly old parts, assembled at a later date.Collection
Coe HallCataloged By
CannarsaAcquisition
Accession
1955.002.040Source or Donor
Coe, William RobertsonAcquisition Method
Found in CollectionMade/Created
Notes
Date: 19th-20th CenturyLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
TableNomenclature Sub-Class
Support FurnitureNomenclature Class
FurnitureNomenclature Category
Category 02: FurnishingsDimensions
Height
32 inWidth
90 inDepth
32 inMaterial
Wood: Oak, Wood, OakLocation
Location
Wall
West WallRoom
GalleryBuilding
Coe HallCategory
PermanentDate
August 16, 2023Location
Room
GalleryBuilding
Coe HallCategory
PermanentInventory
Inventory Project
INV2024.1Inventoried By
Amanda MassimillioInventoried Date
Jun 26, 2024Inventoried By
LegerInventoried Date
Jul 7, 2023Maintenance
Maintenance History
Date
Nov 27, 2006Notes
Refectory Table c. in 2004 Appraisal by J. Badami p.12Valuations
Valuation Type
AppraisalEstimator
J. BadamiDate
Apr 3, 2004Notes
Min. Value: 16000Relationships
Related Events
Event
Original to Coe HallProvenance
Notes
Collected By: William Robertson Coe
Last Owner: William Robertson Coe
Possibly the table referred to in a receipt from Charles of London, 10/31/1923, listed as "1 carved oak table" with "Gallery" handwritten next to it.
William Robertson Coe
Planting Fields FoundationGeneral Notes
Note
Notes: Table is made of mostly old parts, assembled at a later date.
Status: OKCreated By
admin@catalogit.appCreate Date
November 27, 2006Updated By
mpenny@plantingfields.orgUpdate Date
February 18, 2025
