acorn-man refectory table

Circa 1970s. A handmade oak refectory table by Acorn man. The thick two plank top with nice figuring and knots supported on shaped trestles with external pegs over a neat plinth.

In 1958 in the Yorkshire village of Bransby, Alan Grainger and his father Alan Grainger senior set up business, Acorn Industries, makers of furniture. They adopted an acorn as their trade mark, with an acorn carved on all of their pieces. Their style is very much like that of Mouseman furniture who Alan Grainger senior had served his apprenticeship with. The company closed in 2005 when the last family member of the business retired.75cm H, 176cm L, 90cm WOur Ref: MS64644

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