A Modern Interpretation of Early American Styles: The Armory Collection is part of our partnership with Craft & Forge, a Colonial Williamsburg brand that celebrates artisans of the past by making historically inspired, heirloom-worthy products with people who share our passion. The brand takes inspiration from the skilled makers of The Colonial Williamsburg Historic Trades Program, who continue to use traditional techniques and tools, inspiring younger generations to research, preserve, and practice increasingly rare trades from the past. The new Craft & Forge pieces by Charleston Forge honor designs and techniques of the past while offering handsome pieces that are comfortable and livable. Distinctive forms of iron and steelwork in the Colonial Williamsburg collections - for example, the graceful curvature in a bayonet, an icon of the American Revolution - inspired the Armory Collection. To purchase, find approved dealers and designers found on our locator. If you cannot locate a dealer convenient to you, please contact our Customer Service Department at 828.264.0100 or via email at info@charlestonforge.com.
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| Dimensions: |
Dia 16 1/4 x 20 3/4 (base) |
| Top Dimensions: |
Dia 16 |
| Top Materials & Thickness: |
Glass 3/8 , Flax Linen Glass 1/2 , Maple 1 1/4 , Ash 1 1/4 , Walnut 1 1/4 , Riverside Glass 3/4 |
| Approx. ship weight (lbs.): |
25.0 |
| Origin: |
Made in America |
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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