|   AN 
          OAK TABLE with turned pedestal supports on slab feet, joined by 
          a central stretcher. The shaped cross arms, under the planked and cleated 
          top, are joined by a pair of plain rails. A much later version (17th 
          century) of the medieval trestle table, shown elsewhere on our website. 
          In this example the pillars are turned into a simple dropped baluster 
          shape and the whole structure is fixed permanently together. 
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