Full Royal Table 6 x 12

The ceremonial public meal, known as the Royal Table, was a daily avowal of the king's power which dated from the Middle Ages. The ceremonial public meal, known as the Royal Table, was a daily avowal of the king's power which dated from the Middle Ages. According to the etiquette of the Court of Versailles, the king invited the queen, his children and grandchildren to dine here.These tables are usually folding banquet tables that are 8 feet (96 inches) long and 42 inches wide and 30 inches high. They require linen and are usually only available through rental companies.In many parts of the United Kingdom, the evening meal that takes place between 5pm to 7pm is called tea. However, this term is typically associated with the working class. Members of upper social classes, including the royal family, call this meal dinner or supper.