Tables in thick solid elm wood, custom-made tavern or kitchen tables up to lengths of approximately 350 cm and width 120 cm.
Note: Our tables are for indoor use only, I'm not from outside (even if the photos in some cases are taken outdoors, given the size of the tables).
TF73 - Refectory table in solid elm, 7 cm thick, hand-planed and antiqued
Refectory table in solid elm, top thickness 7 cm, with central slipper legs and connecting crosspiece, removable, dimensions approximately 180x100 cm, height 80 cm. Irregular, unrectified surface edges. Hand planed, antiqued finish, very light wood colour. Can be made in any other size (up to approximately 350 cm in length, based on availability) and polishing shades, with a smooth or planed finish, more or less antiqued. In the photos you can also see matching chairs and other furniture.
TF75 - Refectory table in elm with rough edges, very antique planed light finish
Refectory table in solid elm wood, 7 cm thick, very antique, hand planed, very light colour. The edges of the top are not rectified, they are left 'raw' with natural shaping. Obviously each large table of this type has its own characteristics that cannot be 100% replicated, based on the shape of the boards positioned on the sides. Central legs with crossbar and wedges for jointing, also very antiqued and planed, an even more simplified shape compared to standard legs. Made to measure like the other refectory tables, preferably with a length greater than 180 cm. Finishes also in darker shades (e.g. antique walnut colour). 1-2 optional extensions of 50/60 cm each can also be made, to be added and removed as needed. Table dimensions in the photo: length 290 cm, width approximately 110, total height 80 cm.
TF76 - Refectory table in solid elm with unrectified and planed edges
Refectory table in solid elm wood, top thickness 7 cm, simple 'slipper' central legs with connecting pole and fixing wedges. Very antiqued finish: hand-planed top, visible knots and cracks, unrectified rough edges (they follow the shape of the rough boards before being worked), 'saw cut' marks in the legs, bevelled edges. In correspondence with the cracks, 'butterfly' joints-inserts in solid elm wood were inserted. The cracks in the tables that make up the top have been 'looked for', they are only partial and well fixed, highlighted during the finishing phase, they do not alter the structural solidity that characterizes refectory-type tables. Table dimensions in the photo: approximately 350x110 cm, always made to measure, even with smaller dimensions (minimum 180 cm). The shape of the edges and the grain inevitably change from table to table. Polishing shades of your choice, also from customer samples.
