Amish New Castle Mission Leg Dining Table

Amish New Castle Mission Leg Dining Table

Shipshewana Dining Collection

Mission Furniture was created by New Yorker, Joseph McHugh who was a furniture manufacturer in 1895.  This rustic style furniture has remained popular until today.  Our New Castle Mission Leg Dining Table is reminiscence of that early day Mission furniture.  Please call one of our Amish furniture specialists with questions or ordering assistance on this Mission table. 

Check out our other dining room furniture pieces to complement this table.
 

Dimensions:
Width: 42"
Length: 60"
Height: 30"
Table Top: 1"

Table Top:
1" Top Thickness (Standard)
1 1/4" (Butterfly Leaf Not Available with this top)

Other Size Available:
42" x 66"
42" x 72"
48" x 60"
48" x 66"
48" x 72"

Extensions:
Solid Top (Standard)
Standard Extensions 12"
1 - 4 Leaves
First 4 Extensions Standard with Skirting
Skirting on Extra Extensions for Additional Charge

Slide:
Wood Slides

Table Edge:
1/2" Chamfer(Standard)
Mission
1 1/2" Beveled
1" Beveled
1/2" Roundover
1/2" Thumbnail
Bottom Bevel
Ogee
Traditional
Water Fall

Table Shape:
Square Corner(Standard)
Round
1" Clipped Corner
1" Radius Corner
2" Clipped Corner
2" Radius Corner
4" Radius Corner
6" Clipped Corner
Boat
Crown
Kensington
Oval
Scallop
Semi-Oval
Wing

Wood:
Red Oak (Standard)
Quarter Sawn White Oak top and White Oak Legs
Cherry
Hickory
Brown Maple
Wormy Maple
Rustic Cherry Wood with Open Knots Not Filled*
Rustic Cherry Wood with Knots Filled with Epoxy*
Rustic Hickory Wood with Open Knots Not Filled*
Rustic Hickory Wood with Knots Filled with Epoxy*
Rustic Quarter Sawn White Oak Wood with Open Knots Not Filled*
Rustic Quarter Sawn White Oak Wood with Knots Filled with Epoxy*
Rustic Walnut Wood with Knots Filled with Epoxy
Rustic Walnut Wood with Open Knots Not Filled
Grey Elm
Curly Maple
Hard Maple
Sap Cherry

Shown in Quarter Sawn White Oak Wood

Finish Packages:
- Stained
- Painted
- Regular Semi Gloss Conversion Varnish
- Flat Matte Sheen Conversion Varnish
- Light Distressing - Customers can expect to receive glazing to replicate a rich natural patina, light distressing, slightly eased edges, nicks and extensive pinholes in the furniture.
-Heavy Distressing - Our ultimate antique finish. Rub-through of the rich patina are masterfully punctuated with another level of extensive nicks, pin holes, eased edges, simulated cracks and other distressing techniques to bespeak several centuries of robust wear and loving care.

Standard Features:
The underside of the dining table finished in the same manner as table top.

Optional Features:
Live Edge Tabletops are Available. Please call for pricing.