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Modern Black Walnut Farmhouse Table With Breadboard Ends | Amish Made Dining Table

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Modern Black Walnut Farmhouse Table With Breadboard Ends | Amish Made Dining TableBarn To Table Rustics is an authentic hand crafted, custom table maker from Lancaster County PA, the heart of quality furniture. Each one of our tables are completely hand made by a skilled craftsman. We take pride in each one of our tables and we hope you love them as much as we enjoy building them. Lancaster County is the place to find the quality piece to last your family for generations. Our mission: At Barn To Table our promise to the customer is

Barn To Table Rustics is an authentic hand crafted, custom table maker from Lancaster County PA, the heart of quality furniture. Each one of our tables are completely hand made by a skilled craftsman. We take pride in each one of our tables and we hope you love them as much as we enjoy building them. Lancaster County is the place to find the quality piece to last your family for generations.

Our mission:
At Barn To Table our promise to the customer is a high quality table at an extremely affordable price. We want everyone to be able to enjoy a quality piece but not have to break the bank doing it. Each table is made by Lancaster County craftsman with locally sourced wood.

Sizes:
Our tables start at 5' long and we can built up to 12' tables. A typical table is 30" tall, 36"-40" wide but we can accommodate up to 46" in width.

Bases:
We offer 6 different metal bases, your choice. Each base comes with pre drilled holes for easy installation. We do recommend a third leg for center support for any table over 8' long. Prices are the same for any base options!

Shipping:
Since each table is 100% hand made, we ask for 4-5 weeks from order to completed table. Please allow an additional 1-2 weeks for shipping. Each table will be delivered with top and the metal base of your choice. Little assembly will be required with only a drill (screws provided). Shipping is only available to the lower 48 states.

Finish:
Each table is oiled to bring out the natural color of your walnut table then sprayed with a high quality two part European conversion varnish finish. The tables are sanded to a super smooth finish your whole family will love. Finish will be a matte finish unless specified different.

Thank you for looking and we would love to work with you and your family to get you that special live edge table you have always wanted. We appreciate your support of our small business. If you are interested in pricing for tables larger than 42" wide please contact us with a message and we will respond as soon as possible.

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  • We offer a 30-day return/exchange service after receiving.
  • Final sale items are not eligible for returns or exchanges.
  • To process your return/exchange, please contact us at [email protected]
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