Story
With the distinctively rich texture of the hand hewn top, we created this harvest table with something that'll surely come in handy: end-leaf extensions.
Secured by hardwood runners that fit smoothly into the notched apron, add four place settings at the drop of a hat – two per leaf. Gatherings with the whole gang are a breeze. With 56" between the legs, the 6' table (with leaves) will seat ten; twelve with the right chairs. Our Claremont table is hand made and includes two proud-fit drawers to stow tableware, correspondence, or small electronics. Offered here in combination Antique Black base with hand hewn Williams stain top, the finish provides a satisfyingly crisp contrast. An enduring piece that will elevate any kitchen or dining room.
Dimensions
Available in four sizes:
Five Foot
• 5' long x 36" wide x 30" tall
• 92" long with end leaves added
• 25" clear between the legs on each end
• 44" clear between the legs on each side
Six Foot
• 6' long x 38" wide x 30" tall
• 104" long with end leaves added
• 27" clear between the legs on each end
• 56" clear between the legs on each side
Seven Foot
• 7' long x 38" wide x 30" tall
• 116" long with end leaves added
• 27" clear between the legs on each end
• 68" clear between the legs on each side
Eight Foot
• 8' long x 40" wide x 30" tall
• 128" long with end leaves added
• 29" clear between the legs on each end
• 80" clear between the legs on each side
• Apron height: 4 ¾"
• Floor to apron: 24 ¼"
• Each end-leaf extension: 16"
• Drawer interior: 14" wide x 13" deep x 1.75" tall
Particulars
• Material: Solid, knotty pine
• Hand fit mortice and tenon joinery
• Optional proud-fit drawers
• Optional end-leaf extensions
• Treatment: Hand sanded
• Finish: Lacquer clear-coats over painted base
• Colour: Old White
• Hardware: Wood knobs on optional drawers
• Origin: Canada
Customization
Available in all Emporium Finishes.
• Custom Finishes: Available
• Custom Sizes: Available
• Custom Design Variations: Available
End Leaves
Installing the leaves is a one person job. There are two small notches in the apron, where the rails of the leaves slide securely into the table, the only clue that the table extends. Without the leaves the tabletop is a solid, uninterrupted surface, with no split in the middle. There are no telescoping brackets or gear systems, nothing to break.
