Designer Notes:

This mansion sized dining table takes its named after Lord Ashford
from the fluted leg carvings originally designed for him in India.
We called it oval because to comfortably give ample elbow room to 14 guests,
an oval half moon is attached at each end of the table.
Many extension tables spend most of the year un-extended.
And we rather not weaken a lovingly built top by cutting it in half.
Plus the home of the table’s commissioner was being built
near a salty air environment which to us ruled out metal hardware extensions.
So we designed the half moon extensions to fit and lock into the skirts
at the ends of the table while robustly supported two wood beams which disappear when not in use.
The table looks finished both in its normal and extended conditions.

Dimensions:

85"l x 39"w x 30 1/2"h