1773 Round Top Stave Table

Reclaimed Whiskey Barrel End Table — Colonial Restraint, Vineyard Heritage, American Handwork

Formed from genuine Whiskey-aged oak, this end table carries the quiet character of cooperage craft and the deep-toned patina earned in the cellars of American vineyards. Each barrel head bears its own marks of purpose — time-softened grain, coopers’ impressions, and the rich, natural hues imparted by the wine it once stewarded. No stain can recreate this; it is history in the wood itself.

Cut and finished in our father-and-son workshop, the table honors early American values of resourcefulness and honest material use. The circular top rests on the natural curve of reclaimed staves, preserving the original arc shaped by fire and steam. Finished by hand and sealed to protect the oak, it brings both quiet dignity and warm colonial hospitality to any room — beside a favorite chair, beside the hearth, or in a refined tasting space.

Offered in 18", 20", 22", and 24" heights, each piece is consistently ≈ 22" wide, though true to reclaimed cooperage, minor variation only affirms its authenticity. No two tables will ever be identical — as it was in early joinery shops, each carries its own story.

A tribute to American timber, vineyard tradition, and heirloom woodworking — made to serve for generations.

Dimensions:
Width ≈ 22"
Heights: 18" / 20" / 22" / 24"

Material: Reclaimed Wine Barrel Oak
Finish: Hand-sanded, sealed, and preserved
Crafted By: Southern Yankee Woodworking — Father & Son Artisan Shop

A cooper’s barrel once held wine. Now it holds your stories, beside hearth and home.