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The Harvey Ellis Dining Table is large enough for a crowd but, thanks to its gently curved aprons, still graceful. Its honest construction is plainly seen in exposed pinned through-tenons where the apron joins each leg. The stunning inlay on each corner of the tabletop is made of walnut, cherry, oak, and maple. Crafted in quartersawn white oak or cherry.
| Dimensions | 44 × 72 × 30 in |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stickley Furniture |
| Color | Brown |
| Style | Arts & Crafts (Mission, Harvey Ellis) |
| Collection | Harvey Ellis |
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