Keel Table
$16,800
A ten-foot dining table, 120 in wide, 44 in deep, 30 in tall, in solid limed white oak with a warm chalky lime residue standing in the open grain, a two-inch-thick solid oak top with breadboard ends resting on two thick trestle end-supports, aprons set well back from the top's edge to preserve knee clearance for ten diners, no legs anywhere along the long sides.
| Dimensions | 120" × 44" × 30" |
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| Materials | ![]() |
| Signature | A continuous pale oak spine runs the entire underframe between the two trestle ends like a boat's keel, a structural stretcher beam buried flush along most of its length but surfacing as a soft raised ridge proud by three eighths of an inch exactly where it meets each trestle end, bow and stern of the same table. |
| Room | The Stone Dining Hall — Room II |
| Collection | Keel |
| Made | To order, by hand. 10–14 weeks. |
| Delivery | White glove, placed and finished in the room |
Built to order in the Wrenhurst workshop. A concierge completes every order personally.
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