Walnut Medium Grande Laurel Dining Table shown with Neo chairs

This set has figured maple splats in the chairs and a square inlay at the top of the table leg.
The table leaf is stored in the table base and unfolds to add an extra person to share each end. Keeping with an oval or round table atmosphere.
Center board is split where the table opens to recieve the leaf that's hinged and stored inside the table body.
Walnut bar stool with Zebra splats connects with the walnut table with Zebra inlay at the top of each leg.
John Thoe
Seattle, WA

Walnut Medium Grande Laurel Dining Table shown with Neo chairs

$22,470.00
77 × 49.5 × 30 in

This table has a small square of Zebra wood inlaid into the top of each table leg. This matches the Zebra wood in the splats of the Neo Contemporary Grande chairs and bar stools

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