In 2024 a maniac broke into the Pennsylvania Governor’s Mansion and threw a firebomb that destroyed the state dining table (and much of the room it was in, too.) We got the call to build a replacement. The design uses a folding mechanism that was common in Colonial furniture, but a bit of a challenge in a top this large (54 x 54). The table is made of solid mahogany. Brass feet were fabricated by Ball & Ball, a neighbor of ours. We also posted this table in our Dining Table section, but it would work well as a modular set so here it is again.
| Conference Table Details | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 54 x 54 |
| Function | Modular, Reconfigurable |
| Cost Group | Ultra |
| Shape | Square |
| Size / # of Users | Seats 22 – 26 |
| Style | Traditional |
| Materials | Mahogany |
| Government Tables | Federal & State Government |
| Finish | Catalyzed urethane |
| Base Type | Sheraton Folding |
The table in the state dining room.
On the shop floor, prior to finish.
Here's the folding mechanism.
All 5 tables ready to go into the finishing room.
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