A small square table in streaked grey-green stone, for the two-top spots between the big tables. The top has soft jade and slate movement with light warm veins, and a slim gunmetal-grey band runs around the edge.
Four round posts in a black-stained timber with visible grain hold it up, each one capped at the floor with a gunmetal metal ring that protects the foot from mop water. The posts sit slightly in from the corners, which keeps chairs from clashing with them.
Height and size. 29½ in (75 cm) is dining height, not a high-top. The 23⅝ in (60 cm) square top is right for a pint and a plate for two, and can be pushed together with others for a larger group.
Where it works. Dining corners in taprooms, window tables, bottle shops with seating, brewpubs with small plates.
Care. Stone wipes clean after beer or sauce; the metal caps keep mop water out of the timber.
Options. Other sizes and a 47¼ in (120 cm) long format, other slab patterns, edge colors and post finishes are available on request.
