Assistance Identifying a Table

Just wondering if anyone has any idea how this dining table would be classified/valued.
Refectory?
Any info gratefully received. Seats 8-10

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refectory_table

Debora

 

Thank you.
I'm looking to narrow down a number for it's sale. I'm undecided hence asking here, I have not found searches terribly helpful in this as yet.
17th C refectory tables appear to vary from £800 to many thousands and I'm trying to establish what, or which i have here! Not being an expert I have it down to between £1,500 and £15,000 (LOL). It has a reasonable patina and feels like an original top. extremely heavy/solid item. I'm guessing it value is nearer the first number.

 

Nice table! Value is largely dependent on where and how selling. I can not pretend to know the market in the UK but also think closer to 1,500 than 15,000. Here are 86 pages of auction results for a refectory table search. Sign in for a free account to reveal prices sold. Unfortunately, most of these values will be for US auctions. You might consider consulting an auction house closer to home.

Search "refectory table" (liveauctioneers.com)

 

This similar but, arguably, nicer one failed to get a starting bid at 2500 euros in Ireland. Note the high auction estimate.



A 17TH CENTURY WILLIAM AND MARY OAK AND ELM REFECTORY - Apr 14, 2021 | Adam's Auctioneers in Dublin (liveauctioneers.com)

 

Another that actually sold for a low amount against a high estimate in Shropshire.

228: An oak refectory table, 17th century style, the re - Mar 15, 2006 | Halls Fine Art in United Kingdom (liveauctioneers.com)

 

That's QUITE the table, @clum!! I LOVE that it's only two boards wide!! "https://Liveauctioneers.com" is a GREAT resource, with LOTS of comps to check out, as @verybrad said....best part is they're free!!

 

Thank you for the input.
I have a more realistic view now! I will test the waters locally and see what i can achieve for it. thanks again.