An impressively large and incredibly heavy farmhouse dining table made from reclaimed solid slow-grown pine, built using massive 20 × 9cm thick planks. This is old timber done right - dense, characterful, and full of honest wear.
The top is formed from wide boards with deep grain, saw marks, knocks and patina you simply cannot fake. Chunky square legs give it a grounded, architectural presence, making it ideal for a large family kitchen, farmhouse dining room, restaurant, or statement interior.
The table comes apart into three sections (top and two leg assemblies), making transport and access far easier despite its weight.
Condition
Very good structural condition throughout. Extremely solid and stable.
As expected with reclaimed timber, there are numerous historic marks, surface wear, scratches, and colour variation across the top and legs — all entirely consistent with age and use and very much part of its appeal. No loose joints, no wobble.
Additional Notes
• Incredibly heavy - this is solid wood throughout
• Seats 10–12 comfortably
Approximate Dimensions
• Length: 274.5cm
• Width: 101.5cm
• Height: 78cm
• Plank thickness: 20cm × 9cm
Please be aware that this item does show signs of use, which is to be expected considering its age. These signs of wear add authenticity to the item. We recommend carefully studying the pictures as they form a significant part of the description. Thank you.
Feel free to explore our other available items. Our collection includes a variety of pieces ranging from rustic, antique, vintage to industrial.
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE
We utilize a reliable and experienced courier service for all deliveries. If you have any questions or concerns regarding delivery, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Our goal is to deliver most large items within 14 days.
Delivery Scheduling: The customer will be contacted by the Courier a few days before delivery to confirm the day and approximate time.
Please note that all delivery prices quoted in listings are for England only. Deliveries to other areas such as Scotland, Wales and certain parts of Cornwall are subject to negotiation. Thank you.
