Round Butcher Block Coffee Table on Wooden Legs trash can Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear consistent with age including creases and bends

The squared mahogany base and stretchers ground the piece with understated strength

Warkentin's move to the midwest encouraged thousands of Mennonites from Russia and surrounding areas to settle in central Kansas throughout the mid-1870s

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Round Butcher Block Coffee Table on Wooden Legs trash can Exhibits minor signs of wearA solid round butcher block table with hand turned legs and a thick end grain maple top. The surface shows concentric cutting marks from years of use, framed by the original double beveled edge that distinguishes early commercial butcher blocks. Each leg is lathe turned and securely set, lending both stability and quiet craftsmanship to the piece. Its low stance and substantial weight make it equally suited as a compact coffee table or as a preserved