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#44311
$2,995.00
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We've culled some of the most sensationally designed and durable artifacts of the Machine Age to construct our splendid dining and gathering table, a reconfigured hub of activity—this time of the social variety. The lime-worn, zinc-coated wood tabletops were once cold-storage shelving, here warmed and polished to an inviting patina, while the reclaimed cast-iron legs came from turn-of-the-20th-century lathes—canted, captivating and meant to last. A standout piece in any setting. Bases will vary slightly. 68"L x 32"W x 29-31"H. Additional shipping, $325.
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Cast iron is an alloy with a high carbon content that makes it more resistant to corrosion than either wrought iron or steel. In addition to carbon, cast iron contains varying amounts of silicon, sulfur, manganese and phosphorus.
While molten, cast iron is easily poured into molds, making it possible to create nearly unlimited decorative and structural forms.
Cast iron is not the same as wrought iron, which is almost pure iron. Cast iron is too hard and brittle to be "worked" by hammering, rolling or pressing, but since it is more rigid and resistant to buckling than wrought iron, it can withstand great compression loads.
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