Dining Table and Bench From Ancient Yew, with Epoxy and Cast Iron Legs.

An exquisite dining table & bench, inspired by the intricate grain and sheer intensity of colours throughout the english yew wood slabs and then with transparent grey-tinted resin and metallic detailing creates sheer opulence.

Hand polished to a glass like finish and fitted with cast iron metal legs. 

The elegance of the natural edges & beautifully figured Yew is something to behold.

There are many time consuming processes and artistic skills employed in making with this Yew and indeed the epoxy.  We feel the effect is amazing and we are so excited to make and offer this completely unique pieces of functional art.

This piece was inspired by a local tree here in Gloucestershire, which is documented to have been planted circa 1750 and felled in 2009. The table & benches are a natural centre piece for any interior and a delight to the touch. This is truly a design from the heart, which we would be happy to adapt for another space. 

These can be made by commission and will be tailored to your design specifics. Price shown here is for this table and bench as shown. Please do get in touch if you have another vision for a piece made from this Yew as we would delight in making you vision a reality.

DIMENSIONS

Approx.: Table: L 1660 mm : H 740 mm : D 700 mm, (with a 2" thick solid top).

Approx.: Bench: L1680 mm : H 460 mm : D 500 mm, (with a 3" thick solid top). 

SPECIFICATIONS

Made from 10 year seasoned and kiln dried 230 year old Taxus Baccata.

Due to the robust character of the timber, and the naturally close growth rings indicative of Yew the table and benches have a substantial weight and pleasing feel. The top has been finished with a hard-wearing oil and wax finish and the cast iron legs have been powder coated  black. 

Alternative leg sets are available: A Frame steel box and powder coated or heavy duty  Hair Pin legs for example. Please see the phots showing the A Frame example.

Due to weight and size, delivery is by arrangement. Please feel free to get in touch to discuss or to arrange a visit to our workshop.