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Extending Oak Dining Tabledining

$2,190.00

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Extending Oak Dining Table

$2,190.00

A rectangular oak dining table that extends with a stored butterfly leaf, seating six closed and eight when opened. The top is made of stave-glued planks matched for continuous grain, finished in matte natural oil that hides daily rings better than lacquer. Legs bolt solidly, and the extension mechanism glides on wooden runners tightened from underneath.

Round Marble Dining Tabledining

$2,380.00

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Round Marble Dining Table

$2,380.00

A 54-inch round dining table with a veined white marble top on a beaten brass-finish steel base. The stone is sealed against wine and oil, though coasters remain wise for daily use. Rounded base edges sit close to the floor, and the single column leaves legroom clear for six chairs.

Oak Ladder-Back Chair Set of Fourdining

$1,240.00

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Oak Ladder-Back Chair Set of Four

$1,240.00

A set of four ladder-back dining chairs in solid oak with woven rush seats. The backs lean a measured four degrees, so long dinners stay comfortable, and the rush flexes slightly under weight before it settles. Chairs arrive assembled in recycled corrugate; wipe the rush dry if it gets wet rather than letting it soak.

Walnut Sideboard Credenzadining

$2,060.00

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Walnut Sideboard Credenza

$2,060.00

A low credenza in walnut with four tambour doors rolling on quiet tracks instead of swinging into walkways. Cable ports in the back fit AV use as well as dining storage, and the interior shelf holds full-height glassware. Solid wood edging wraps every veneer face, and the top carries serving dishes across its length with room to spare.

Woven Cane Dining Chair Pairdining

$780.00

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Woven Cane Dining Chair Pair

$780.00

Two dining chairs with steam-bent beech frames and hand-paneled cane seats and backs in honey tone. The open weave keeps rooms visually light and breathes in summer, though seat pads are easy to add in winter. The light frame means two can move wherever the evening needs them, indoors after dinner.

Pedestal Round Oak Tabledining

$1,340.00

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Pedestal Round Oak Table

$1,340.00

A round pedestal table in oak whose single column base lets it seat five without a forest of legs. The top is a full 48 inches across, which handles weekday dinners and Sunday crafts from the same footprint. Conversation carries itself around the circle without anyone straining past a corner.

Slatted Ash Benchdining

$640.00

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Slatted Ash Bench

$640.00

A bench in pale ash with widely spaced slats that shed crumbs and dry fast after rain, though it is happiest inside. Sized to pair with the rectangular dining table or to sit in an entry, it holds two adults plus one child mid-shoe-change. The legs bolt on in ten minutes with the wrench provided.

Travertine Dining Tabledining

$2,450.00

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Travertine Dining Table

$2,450.00

A substantial dining table with a honed travertine top on an oak plinth base. The unfilled stone surface reads soft beige in morning light and warmer at night, and each table's veining is genuinely its own. The stone's thick edge stays crisp for decades with basic care and a steady supply of trivets.

Oak Buffet Cabinetdining

$1,770.00

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Oak Buffet Cabinet

$1,770.00

A buffet with two hinged doors, three drawers and a full-width serving top in solid oak. Full-extension runners bring serving dishes from the back without a crouch, and the door interiors are shelf-adjustable for tall glassware. The back panel is finished, so it can live mid-room as a divider in open plans.

Leather Counter Stool Pairdining

$860.00

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Leather Counter Stool Pair

$860.00

A pair of counter stools with saddle-leather seats over tapering beech legs. The leather starts chestnut and darkens with use, taking on the particular patina of your kitchen. Footrest rungs are set at two heights because households disagree; the stools themselves are leveled with the wrench packed in the box.