Sawkille Co. Ebonized Black Walnut Spindle Table
Sawkille Co. black walnut spindle table holding a part of a wheel of cheese grapes and mix of glassware with Sawyer Made Black Sack Back Armchair and Ifuji Black New R Chair under small Maureen Fullam mirror.
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Dark Moody image of Takashi Endo black ceramics stacked on ebonized wood plinths and a Sawkille ebonized spindle table in a gallery setting.

Sawkille Co.

Ebonized Black Walnut Spindle Table

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Details

This item is available via special order with a 24 week production lead time prior to shipping. All special order items are final sale.

Made in the United States.

Sawkille Co. specializes in handcrafted furniture inspired by the heritage and community of New York’s Hudson Valley. Each piece is made with the belief that its character will improve with time and use.

Size and finish can be customized. For information on customization, please contact info@marchsf.com.

White Glove Shipping for this item is quoted and charged separately prior to delivery. For information on rates, please contact info@marchsf.com

Materials

Dimensions

Care

Details

This item is available via special order with a 24 week production lead time prior to shipping. All special order items are final sale.

Made in the United States.

Sawkille Co. specializes in handcrafted furniture inspired by the heritage and community of New York’s Hudson Valley. Each piece is made with the belief that its character will improve with time and use.

Size and finish can be customized. For information on customization, please contact info@marchsf.com.

White Glove Shipping for this item is quoted and charged separately prior to delivery. For information on rates, please contact info@marchsf.com

Materials

Dimensions

Care

Sawkille Co. specializes in handcrafted furniture inspired by the heritage and community of New York’s Hudson Valley. Founded by Jonah Meyer and Tara DeLisio, the studio seeks to explore the relationship to traditional, experimental, and personal frameworks. Each piece is made with the belief that its character will improve with time and use.