Solid wood tables for tavern or kitchen settings, crafted from oak, walnut, elm, or linden. Fixed tables (optionally available with external leaves) featuring central trestle bases, designed to complement chairs, benches, and custom-made corner banquettes.
TF58 - Friar's table in antique light solid oak
Solid oak friar's table with a light antique finish. This tavern or kitchen table is entirely crafted from solid oak (also available in walnut, elm, or linden), featuring central slipper-style trestle legs and a connecting central beam secured with wedges. The tabletop is 5 cm thick with profiled edges in an 'owl's beak' (ogee) molding (alternatively, straight, non-rounded edges). The table pictured measures
160x95 cm, with an optional 45 cm extension leaf (also available in 50/55 cm). Customizable to order, starting from a minimum size of 140x90 cm. A selection of polishing finishes is available.
Also visible in the photo are a custom-made corner bench and oak chairs with woven straw seats.
TF52/B Refectory table in solid elm wood.
Solid elm refectory table, 7 cm thick top, central pedestals with sled bases. The table can be customized in dimensions, ranging from 180x90 cm up to 350x100/110 cm. Choice of finish and polish tone. The table shown in the photo measures approximately 250x100 cm, features an antiqued, smooth finish (a hand-planed finish is also available), and a light color tone.
TF74 - Solid elm refectory table with natural edges
Solid elm refectory table with a very antiqued light finish. 7 cm thick top with natural, unrectified edges, showcasing visible wood irregularities. Simple, squared pedestals. Hand-planed top, crafted from multiple planks joined together (using finger joints) to achieve the desired width. Table dimensions in photo: length approximately 220 cm, width approximately 100 cm, surface height 80 cm, top thickness 7 cm. This table is made to order and available in any other custom size.
up to approximately 350 cm in length and 120 cm in width (dimensions vary based on wood availability). The shape of the planks, the wood grain, and the knots cannot be exactly replicated; each table is a unique piece with its own distinct form and grain patterns. Choice of polish tone, also available in darker shades such as walnut, cherry, or oak stain (refer to other refectory tables on the website).
