Vineyard Row Friendship Table
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Vineyard Row Friendship Table
Capture the essence of a wine-and-cheese soiree at a Napa Valley winery with the Vineyard Row Friendship Table. Featuring a honed Travertine Stone inset top, the counter-height table is crafted of Pecky Hickory veneers with the light-and-airy Sonoma finish. The stone top combines gray, beige, cream and brown tones.
Product Name: Vineyard Row Friendship Table
SKU: 6952-75206-80
Weight: 269.000000
UPC: 793532592623
Finish Description: Sonoma: a light and airy vibe, reminiscent of the crisp white wines of the Sonoma region. Travertine stone top features gray, beige, cream and brown coloration.
Material Description: Pecky Hickory Veneers and Honed Gray Travertine Stone
Features: Honed gray travertine stone inset divided top
Counter height
Stretcher
Rectangle shape
Product Care: We recommend the use of felt tabs and coasters to protect the stone surface. All stone tops, especially those around water should be sealed or polished before use and on a regular basis to keep the porous stone from absorbing any stains from water, soap, wine, colas, etc. Wipe up spills immediately, since any liquids allowed to seep in may not be able to be removed and may etch the surface, causing discoloration.
SKU: 6952-75206-80
Weight: 269.000000
UPC: 793532592623
Finish Description: Sonoma: a light and airy vibe, reminiscent of the crisp white wines of the Sonoma region. Travertine stone top features gray, beige, cream and brown coloration.
Material Description: Pecky Hickory Veneers and Honed Gray Travertine Stone
Features: Honed gray travertine stone inset divided top
Counter height
Stretcher
Rectangle shape
Product Care: We recommend the use of felt tabs and coasters to protect the stone surface. All stone tops, especially those around water should be sealed or polished before use and on a regular basis to keep the porous stone from absorbing any stains from water, soap, wine, colas, etc. Wipe up spills immediately, since any liquids allowed to seep in may not be able to be removed and may etch the surface, causing discoloration.
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