A lovely Elm topped table consisting of an early 19th Century oak base in original distressed yellow paint with the top formed from an old 18th/early 19th Century Elm door.
The colour, grain and density of the top suggest that it is actually Wych Elm which is more unusual to find though is interesting as a species because it resisted Dutch Elm disease longer than the rest of the Elm species.
We rarely have spaces available at Griffin Mill – It’s a little like the Hotel California folk check in and never leave – that said it’s always worth a call to the centre to check on current availability.
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