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Amish Square Dining Table
A teak dining table with a radiating patterned top from a central panel. Central pedestal with adjustable feet. Tables connect and reconfigure with pre-installed brass hardware.
Central pedestal with adjustable stainless steel and Delrin feet for uneven surfaces. Tables connect, extend, and configure with pre-installed brass hardware. Optional bronze base. Tops are removable with numbered screws and stainless steel anchors for reassembly.
42
" W
x
30
" H
x
42
" D
42
cm W
x
30
cm H
x
42
cm D
FSC-certified teak and select hardwoods. Weathers naturally to silver-gray, or holds color through hand-applied paint.
Amish
Teak dining tables with radiating patterned tops inspired by the star-in-circle hex signs on Amish barns—an appealing graphic whether seated at the table or viewed from an upstairs window. The patterned tops sit on a central pedestal design found on tables by Beatrix Farrand at Dumbarton Oaks, providing full leg clearance from any angle. A cube-shaped bronze base is also available. Logical sizes and shapes, with tables engineered to connect: a rectangle and two demi-lunes can serve as separate pieces, join as an oval, or extend into a racetrack for more guests. Pre-installed connector slots and foot levelers for uneven surfaces.
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