Henry & Mason - Westbury Hill Rectangular Dining Table - AFA00603

Gustavian influenced Westbury Hill Dining Room creates charming ambiance in a soft Dovetail Gray finish. Set the perfect place setting at one of two round dining table sizes that features weathered pine solid tops resting atop open scrollwork bases or select the larger rectangular double pedestal carved scroll base table with two butterfly leaves and a handsome weathered bronze metal stretcher. The same gorgeous base and stretcher are featured on a hardworking counter table which can be paired with the slat back counter chair for multi-purpose dining and prepwork and entertaining. Use the dining chair height version of the slat back or handsome church pew style bench for seating guests while a stunning server features the open scroll fretwork overlaid on glass doors for gracious living.

Key Features:

• Crafted from Pine Veneer and Pine Solids and Plywood
• Dovetail grey finish
• Table can be extended from 80" - 96" - 112"
• Includes two 16" butterfly extension leaves
• Rectangular shape
• Wood slide
• self driven guides and gears
• Metal stretcher
• Levelers
• Weight Capacity:200 lbs for top
• Style:Traditional
• Assembly Required:Yes
• Number of Leaves:2

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