Bramley House
Quimper Turned-Leg Farmhouse Dining Table — In Amber with Alabaster
- Regular price
- $2,099.00
- Sale price
- $2,099.00
- Regular price
In Quimper, the old Breton town famous for its hand-painted pottery, Sunday lunch means the good plates come out: buckwheat galettes, a bowl of mussels, cider poured into earthenware cups, and a table long enough for the whole family. This dining table is built for that kind of gathering. Its natural wood top shows off a well-set table, while the off-white painted base gives it the gentle, lived-in look of a Breton farmhouse.
It is made from sustainably grown hardwood, and the legs are turned, shaped on a lathe, then painted with the base in a distressed off-white. At 87 inches long, more than seven feet, it has room for a crowd, and at 30 inches high it suits standard dining chairs. It weighs 125 lbs, solid and steady under a full spread.
Set it in a dining room under a chandelier with mixed chairs all around, or in a big farmhouse kitchen where homework happens between meals. Painted chairs or rush-seat ladderbacks both look at home beside it, and a bench down one side adds more seats. This listing is for one dining table.
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