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A Monumental 'Mouseman' Refectory Table with Four Matching Benches, Dated 1937

P.O.A

This extremely impressive table is, by repute, the largest piece ever made in Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson's workshop. The top is adzed, and shallow ripples can be seen when looking along the surface, a distinctive, pleasing effect, and one particularly associated with the Mouseman workshop.

Dated '1937' on the face of the end trestle.

The top is a single oak plank 9.5cm thick.

The four benches are approximately 283cm (9'3") wide x 29.5cm (11 1/2") deep x 45cm (1'6") high.

Provenance:
Moorlands Preparatory School, commissioned by a grateful old boy (the donation commemorated in the brass plaque affixed to the centre of the top).

Ref: 6273

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Height 28¾in (73cm)
Width 222¹⁷⁄₃₂in (565cm)
Depth 37¹⁄₃₂in (94cm)
Monumental Mouseman oak refectory table with matching benches along both sides
End view of the Mouseman refectory table and benches in a panelled room
Close-up of the adzed oak top showing the Mouseman workshop's rippled surface
One of the four matching Mouseman oak benches
Two Mouseman oak benches, one stacked on the other
The four matching Mouseman oak benches set side by side

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95–97 Pimlico Rd

London SW1W 8PH

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