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18th Century Antique European Oak Panel Designs - Engineered & Unfinished

Reclaimed Wood Flooring

Starting Price:
£375.00
(+ VAT) per m2
Sample Price:
£45.00

Description
Antique European Oak Panel Designs offer the most expressive interpretation of this rare timber, sourced primarily from French barns, manorial structures, and agricultural buildings, as well as select European origins. Cut from beams that are circa 200 years old, every component displays richly weathered patinas, deepened grain formations, and the natural irregularities shaped by centuries of use. In panelled layouts — such as Versailles, Mansion Weave, or fully bespoke designs — these qualities take on an architectural scale.
Custom Made Samples
Compare construction, tone, patina and texture. Feeling the wood in your hand reveals the true character and quality of each surface. Our bespoke samples are made to order, with sizes varying around 25 × 30 cm. Please allow 3–8 working days for preparation.

18th Century Antique European Oak - Unfinished 10-12mm Overlays

Solid European Oak, aged circa 200 years.

18th Century Antique European Oak Plank - Engineered & Unfinished

Engineered European Oak, aged circa 200 years

18th Century Antique European Oak Herringbone - Unfinished

Solid European Oak, aged over circa 200 years

18th Century Antique European Oak Chevron - Unfinished

Solid European Oak, aged circa 200 years

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Who Are We?

18th & 19th Century Antique European Oak Collection

Our 18th- and 19th-century antique European Oak is crafted from genuine historic timber reclaimed from barns, mills, and architectural structures across France and wider Europe. Many boards are circa 200 years old, some reaching back three centuries. Their surfaces carry medieval patinas, softened contours, irregular widths and the unmistakable depth of timber shaped by centuries of use. Each piece brings an authentic sense of provenance — warm, storied and architecturally rich — ideal for both period restoration and contemporary interiors seeking true historical character.