Signature Collection
Two slabs, one tree. History expressed in grain and movement.
The Portsmouth Table features live edge slabs from a single tree, handcrafted with stunning grain, steel legs, and a premium oil-wax finish.
Seats 4 comfortably
My standard, classic metal leg. Beefy and elegant to support large tables.
Most Portsmouth Tables cost $5k-12k depending on dimensions and legs. Exact quote on request.
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Current lead time 10-12 weeks · White-glove delivery included
Two slabs from one tree, opened so the grain flows across and along the table top.
A traditional hard wax oil finish that penetrates and protects the wood — built for real life.
Every Portsmouth begins with a conversation. Dimensions, base, finish — all tailored to your space and how you live.
The craft behind it
When a log is cut and the slabs are opened, the grain repeats and flows across the joint line. The result is something that looks composed, deliberate, almost architectural, yet entirely natural.
Each Portsmouth begins with finding the right pair of slabs. The grain and pattern has to sing. That's the part that can't be rushed.
Our live edge walnut dining room table is an absolute stunner! From start to finish, our experience working with Ron was exceptional. Ron did a great job communicating, from initial consultation, to picking the slabs, and providing updates throughout the entire process. He is a true craftsman and clearly takes a lot of care and pride in his work. I highly recommend Ron and New England Table Company and look forward to the next project!
Lauren V. · Bronxville, NY · ★★★★★
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