1773 Boston Harbor Cooperage End Table

Reclaimed Bourbon Barrel End Table — Early American Craft Reimagined

Born from the storied timbers of American bourbon barrels, this handcrafted end table reflects the rugged spirit of early cooperage and the disciplined craftsmanship of 18th-century artisans. Each stave once strengthened a working barrel, much like the ones that rolled across colonial wharves and Southern distilleries generations later — oak shaped by fire, pressure, and purpose.

We preserve and celebrate that heritage. The legs and frame are cut from original barrel staves, charred interior turned outward to reveal the deep history of the distilling process. The top is crafted from the barrel head, where time, liquid, and fire left their mark. Warm cracks, cooperage impressions, and natural aging are not flaws — they are proof of a life lived in service before becoming heirloom furniture.

Measured to function as an end table, nightstand, or accent piece, each table is hand-sanded, sealed, and coated with multiple layers of protective finish to honor both the wood’s past and its future in your home. Rustic yet refined, it carries the character of colonial-era resourcefulness and the integrity of American oak reclaimed with purpose.

Dimensions: 24” H x 12.875” W x 21.5” D
Material: Reclaimed American White Oak Bourbon Barrel
Finish: Hand-polished and sealed for lasting beauty
Crafted By: Southern Yankee Woodworking — father-and-son artisan shop
Sustainability: Built from reclaimed cooperage — honoring American timber & tradition

A piece of American distilling history, restored with early-American pride and built to serve for generations.