1773 Hutchinson Coffee Table

The Hutchinson Relic Table — 1773 Heritage Collection

On December 16, 1773, as Francis Rotch rode urgently through cold wind and rain seeking Governor Hutchinson’s approval to send the tea back to London, fate set itself in motion. The Governor’s refusal, delivered from his Milton estate, pushed a restless people past the point of return — and ignited a movement that shaped a nation.

The Hutchinson Relic Table honors that pivotal moment — a tribute to unwavering resolve and the quiet courage that precedes great change.

Hand-crafted from authentic American whiskey barrel staves and finished with reclaimed tobacco-barn lath, each table is a one-of-a-kind artifact of American grit. No two pieces are alike — each bears the marks of its past life, just as the citizens of 1773 bore the marks of their struggle for liberty.

Features

• Crafted from reclaimed white oak whiskey-barrel staves

• Metal accents forged from original barrel rings

• Tabletop made from historic tobacco-barn lath

• Rustic, aged character — every piece uniquely marked by time

• Sanded smooth and sealed with two coats of protective polyurethane

• Individually hand-made in the USA; no two will ever be identical

Dimensions

• Width: 23″

• Height: 17″

• Depth: 34″

A functional heirloom. A story-piece for discerning homes.
A timeless reminder that the spark of freedom began with ordinary men refusing to yield.

Own a piece crafted in the spirit of 1773 — where resolve became revolution.