Vintage Industrial Rolling Pub/Dining Room Table
This is a beast of a table. The legs supported a very old papermaking machine (a huge machine that rolls out, flattens, and dries sheets of paper across an assembly line) in a now defunct plant in Ohio. Each leg is nearly 200 lbs. They sit on 6″ cast iron casters, and the table rolls easily despite its considerable weight. I have enough legs for 6 or 7 more tables if you need a bunch for a restaurant, etc. The wooden top is very old as well, it has antique Richards Wilcox bench dogs embedded in it. It was a workbench in a vocational school in a former life. Its very scarred and worn from use, and shows its considerable age. I gently cleaned it, and sealed it with varnish. Overall, the top is 52 x 64, and sits about 34″ off the floor, perfect for 24″ stools. Use as a kitchen island, work table, or casual dining, or as a crafting table.
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One of a kind pieces of industrial furniture, using antique American industrial machinery bases. Most of my work uses antique machinery made from 1880's to the 1940's.
I use a variety of materials for table tops, that I make myself in Philadelphia-generally reclaimed antique woods, but also using zinc or galvanized steel.
I'm very easy to work with and collaborate well with others.
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