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Mid Century Modern Walnut Surfboard Dining Table

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<SOLD>With a subtle surfboard shape, this elegant vintage table features gorgeous figuring in the grain. The top surface has been refinished and is stunning. Includes one additional leaf and measures 40″W X 62″L X 29.5″H without and 74.5″ long with the leaf inserted. Seats 4-8 . Sold 10/1/16 for $499

vintage mid century modern walnut dining table at Epoch

vintage mid century modern walnut dining table at Epoch

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Mid Century Modern Dining Table with Two Leaves

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<SOLD>  This beautifully refinished mid-century modern dining table will complement any set of Danish teak dining chairs. It has been stained to a mid-tone amber and finished with 3 coats of Tung Oil Varnish to give a brilliant, water resistant, and durable table top surface. The recessed apron and inward curve at the top of the legs create the impression of a floating top, while the slim serpentine leg profile welcomes the sophisticated curves of so many beautifully designed modern chairs. With two leaves, this elegant table seats 10 comfortably, or downsizes easily to a compact 6 seater. $600 $550

Measures 62″L X 42″W X 29″H.  Two Leaves each measuring 12″ wide for a total expansion of 86 inches.

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Danish Teak Dining Table by Furbo

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Danish Modern Refractory Table by Furbo

Danish Teak Refractory Table by Furbo

<SOLD> This Danish Modern Teak Refractory Table by BRDR Furbo measures 51″L X 33.5″W X 29″H; each leaf measures ~20″ for a total expansion of 90 inches to comfortably seat 10 guests. This beautifully simple design makes for a light,strong, and easy to use table which gives a different, but equally pleasing, profile with extensions in or out – $399

Danish Modern Refractory Table by Furbo

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Kent Coffey Perspecta Dining Table

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Kent Coffey Perspecta Dining Table

Kent Coffey Perspecta Dining Table
<SOLD> This elegant walnut mid-century dining table features the sultry curves, eye-catching profile, and sturdy construction of the iconic Perspecta line by Kent Coffey.  The original lacquer finish showcases  a select black walnut veneer top supported by tastefully contoured hardwood legs. With the included leaf, the table’s length is 72″, allowing for eight to sit comfortably given the generous 42″ width. Without the  leaf, as seen here, it becomes a compact six seater.

This exquisite table exhibits some of the most congenial attributes of mid-century design, but also possesses a timeless appeal which is at home amongst decor of most any era.  Sold on 11/6/2015 for $399

 

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Danish Modern Teak Dining Table by Skovby

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danish modern teak dining table by skovby

danish modern teak dining table by skovby
<SOLD> This stellar teak dining table has a double pedestal base with a cross support and comes with 2 leaves. The table slides open easily without moving the legs & the leaves are stored beneath the table for easy access. It has the beautiful warm amber glow that only teak can emanate and is constructed incredibly well. This table measures 65″L X 45″W X 28.5″H with no leaves inserted. Each additional leaf measures 20 inches for a total expansion of 105″ long. Teak is one of the hardest, most durable and strongest of the hardwoods and this table will last a lifetime. $899

 

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Anthology Banquet Table by EPOCH

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The largest piece in Epoch’s own Anthology Collection, this rustic dining table exemplifies the creativity and craftsmanship which abound in our wood shop. We use pre-industrial joinery and hand tools to give our work a primitive authenticity equalled only by it’s rugged durability. The table top features a dozen species of locally sourced lumber connected by an array of thoughtfully placed dovetail joints. Most of this material is reclaimed from industrial sources. Each top is a result of lengthy deliberation on the proper placement of each piece of wood based on its color, grain, and textural qualities.
The stout legs seen here come from an antique poplar beam out of the original Siewers lumber mill, possibly dating back to the 19th century. The beautifully aged patina was maintained on as many surfaces as possible. The poplar stretcher which underlies the table is connected to maple cross members by a keyed mortise and tenon joint, a tasteful reference to the craftsmanship of our forefathers.
This table now resides in the home of the client who commissioned it, but we would be happy to build another like this one to your exact specifications. Please contact us for pricing.
Thanks,
Jake Moore
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