Bramley House

BH | Studio Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table

Regular price
$679.00
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$679.00
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Color
Color: White
House Note · About this piece

The table on a single column and round foot was a favourite of Regency and Victorian breakfast rooms, where it let chairs be drawn up all the way round. Raised on a polished metal stem in the twentieth century, the same idea became the café and bistro table, and it carries a little of that café glamour into the home.

This is the largest round table in the group: a broad white top of engineered wood with a coated surface that wipes clean, carried on a polished brass-tone metal column that ends in a wide round foot. One central support leaves the whole edge free for chairs and knees, and a ring beneath the foot guards the floor. Assembly is required.

Set it in a bright kitchen with four chairs round it, a bowl of lemons in the centre and a pendant overhead, ready for everyday meals and weekend lunches with friends. The brass catches the morning light and looks smart against white walls and pale oak, and with bentwood or upholstered chairs it dresses up for a dinner party. This listing is for the table only.

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Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood round top with White coated finish, easy to wipe clean.
Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, shown from above.
Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood round top with White coated finish, easy to wipe clean.
Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, shown from above.
Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, front view. Engineered wood round top with White coated finish, easy to wipe clean.
Pitlochry 40-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in White, shown from above.
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