1773 Cooperage Round Top Barstool

Reclaimed Bourbon Barrel Pub Table — Tavern-Grade Craft, Colonial Spirit

Shaped from authentic American bourbon barrels, this pub-height table reflects the character and purpose of early American gathering spaces — the taverns, harbor inns, and private parlors where ideas were exchanged, spirits were poured, and liberty found its voice in 1773.

The natural hourglass silhouette is born from the barrel’s original cooperage form — timber curved by steam, flame, and skill. Barrel hoops serve as both reinforcement and history-forged ornament, providing structure at the crown and a sturdy footrest at the base, echoing the ironwork once found in colonial shipyards and distillery yards alike.

Each piece is reclaimed, refined, and finished by hand in our father-and-son workshop, preserving the barrel’s story while elevating it into heirloom furniture. With a compact footprint and commanding presence, it stands ready for spirited conversation, quiet reflection, or the raising of a glass in good company — just as pub tables once did in New England taverns and frontier cabins.

This is not manufactured nostalgia — it is a true butcher-block of American oak, reclaimed with purpose and crafted in the tradition of early artisans who respected the timber, the trade, and the time it took to do things properly.

Dimensions:
21" L × 21" W × 42" H (bar-height option available at ≈ 36")
Tabletop Diameter: ≈ 20"
Weight: ~30–40 lbs
Material: Reclaimed Quarter-Sawn American White Oak Bourbon Barrel
Finish: Hand-sanded, sealed, and protected for lasting use
Crafted By: Southern Yankee Woodworking — Father & Son Artisan Shop

A tavern-worthy table, forged from cooper’s oak and American spirit.

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