Jewel Grande Dining Table

$32,000.00

Jewel Grande dining table with three pedestal bases; two U-shaped bases on either end and one center pill-shaped base with scallop detailing. Rounded rectangle American oak timber veneer top with 33mm solid timber edge.

Dimensions & Price:

  • JEW205A 4000 long x 1200 deep x 730 high (mm) 
    Top with Centre join and 3 bases 
    Seats 12-14 people
    $28,000
  • JEW205B 5000 long x 1200 deep x 730 high (mm) 
    Top with Centre join and 3 bases 
    Seats 14-16people

    $32,000
  • JEW205C 6000 long x 1200 deep x 730 high (mm) 
    Top with Centre join and 3 bases 
    Seats 18-20 people

    $36,000

Finishes


Available in all Zuster timber finishes

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Please note: Timber is a natural material, and variations in grain, texture, and colour are inherent characteristics. As such, timber samples are indicative only, and the final product may differ in appearance. Differences in colour between veneer timber and solid timber should also be expected. These natural variations are not considered defects and do not warrant returns or exchanges.

Every piece begins its life at our manufacturing headquarters in Thomastown, Melbourne, where Zuster's own cabinet makers and upholsterers hand-craft it from raw material through to final detailing. Because your piece is made to order rather than pulled from a warehouse, it's ready in just 6–8 weeks, in the Zuster timber finish and fabric of your choice, built to be lived with for decades rather than years. Custom sizing and configurations are available on request, so the piece is made to fit your space, not the other way around.

Timber Finish Hazelnut
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"With every piece, a tale of creativity unfolds, a narrative that showcases Zuster's deep-rooted passion for crafting luxurious, handcrafted Australian-made furniture and an unwavering commitment to sustainability with locally sourced materials."

Wilhelmina McCarroll.