Step into a world where elegance meets history with the Round Queen Anne Farmhouse Table. This piece masterfully captures the essence of Queen Anne design and decor. Its well-crafted round top, paired with the iconic Queen Anne leg base, seamlessly marries artistry with utility, making it a perfect fit for any period setting.

Visualize a colonial kitchen bathed in the soft glow of morning light. A setting reminiscent of days gone by, and at its center stands the Round Queen Anne Farmhouse Table. Depending on personal preference, one can opt for the shimmering radiance of tiger maple wood or the deep richness of cherry wood. The table top’s finish can also be tailored to individual tastes – from the sleek allure of a smooth surface to the tactile allure of a light hand-planed or hand-planed texture. A distinctive feature of this table is the legs, which are expertly mortised, tenoned, and pinned into the apron, reinforcing its stability and durability.

Design: Round Queen Anne Farmhouse Table
Features: Round Top, Queen Anne Leg Base
Origin: Pennsylvania
Pictured In: Cherry Wood Top with Antique Black over Red Painted Base
Series: Pennsylvania

Options:

Tiger Maple Wood or Cherry Wood Top
Antique Black over Red Painted Base is Standard
Hand Planed Top or Light Hand Planed – $100 Additional
Tiger Maple Wood or Cherry Wood Base – $350 Additional
Can be Custom Sized

Pricing:

Cherry Wood Top:

36 in. Diameter: $1,750
42 in. Diameter: $1,800
48 in. Diameter: $1,950
54 in. Diameter: $2,250
60 in. Diameter: $2,550

Tiger Maple Wood Top:

36 in. Diameter: $1,850
42 in. Diameter: $1,900
48 in. Diameter: $2,050
54 in. Diameter: $2,350
60 in. Diameter: $2,650

Item # TSRU64

Originating from Pennsylvania, an epicenter of timeless craftsmanship, the Round Queen Anne Farmhouse Table stands as a testament to a bygone era. A symbol of sophistication, it effortlessly complements the decor of an Early American or period-style home, echoing the traditions of a past while resonating with the present.

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