Old table. jacobean style. 100% hand carved indescrepacies evrywere. opinions on the joints and age?

Hi everyone.

So i have a Jacobean style table. Its held together mostly using wood pegs.

Looks to be hand carved. Everything is slightly different all over the place. Nothing symmetrical or matching.

Ive been told it could be 1920s repro but would it look like this if it was? I would think everything would look the same like it had been machined. Or did they still hand carve them?

There is one metal stump undes one leg but not on the others.

Pictures included. Thanks

 

I thought, another one? You already posted this one today. Same site, except in furniture.

 

one thread should be enough to get all eyes on it..

 

Calm down Kermit. Couldn't work out how to add pictures to the other thread.

 

Don't worry, you'll get used to how the site works in short order...

as for the frog.....

 

They fired Kermit. All memes must now feature Oscar the Grouch.

 

I think if Jacobean..the wooden pegs would stand proud after years of wood shrinkage but they appear to be flush with the wooden surface. I may well be wrong

 

Oh Dear, this table must be having children! i commented on another just like it in furniture thread!

 

That happens when you put tables too closely together. Another reason for putting chairs around them.