Round legs, one more leaf.
This is the extending Prescott, and it is built differently from the fixed Prescott dining table. There is no H-shaped stretcher underneath: four round legs taper towards the floor and splay a little outwards, joined only by a plain apron under the top.
The top has the family's rounded corners and its staggered pattern of short acacia boards. One fine seam runs across the middle, where the table opens.
Closed, it is 70 inches long. Open, with the leaf in, it is 86 inches and seats up to eight.




















