Hand-hammered copper top · counter height · double hand-forged iron
This custom square counter-height hammered copper dining table pairs a warm Sayulita patina with the Consuela double hand-forged iron base, featuring French-scroll details and a Brown Vein finish. Picture your family gathered around its generous surface for the traditions and celebrations that make a house feel like home, while the angled supports preserve comfortable legroom and lasting strength. Like Joe did, customize the size, height, copper patina, and iron finish to create the last dining table you will ever want to buy. Nothing here is stock. Any base in our line can be adapted to a round, oval, rectangular or square top at the height you want.
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When your piece is complete, we send detailed photographs for your approval. If an agreed detail needs attention, it is addressed before the piece is crated and shipped.
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See what customers say about their custom copper tubs, tables and sinks.
My wife Julia and I purchased two of these copper tubs for our B&B in Arcata California called the Front Porch. I can tell you that the tubs are strikingly beautiful and Teresa made sure they arrived in a timely fashion and in good condition. All in all we are super happy with our purchase and I would recommend these tubs to anyone looking for a unique tub especially in a space saving…
The tables are more than I could have imagined! The breakfast table is amazing and will be a place for our family and friends to gather for years. Thank you for all of your help through the process.
It is beautiful.
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