Meet the Amish Sonoma Dining Set! 100% American made furniture.
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Amish Sonoma Dining Set
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Description
This beautiful Amish Sonoma Dining Set comes complete with table and 6 Sonoma side chairs. The Sonoma is a beautiful modern dining room set that features a bold circular trestle construction and two-tone finishing combine for sleek, modern eye-opening details. Extraordinary with an arrangement of 6 of our Amish Sonoma Dining Chairs! This Amish modern table set is a heirloom you will surely enjoy for years to come and be able to hand down to many generations.
You have the option of choosing your own size, woods and finish.
This Amish style does have the option to extend with leaves and ability to self-store your leaves.
Table shown in Brown Maple with Michaels Cherry Top & Onyx base. Our Sonoma Chairs shown in Brown Maple and finished with an Onyx stain and fabric seats.
Amish Sonoma Dining Set features:
- 100% USA Hardwoods
- Semi-boat shape top is standard
- Base standard as shown with levelers
- 42×72 tables can self-store 4 leaves, 2 with skirts and 2 without.
- 48×72 will self-store up to 4 unskirted leaves.
- Comes in your choice of solid hardwoods such as oak, cherry, rustic cherry, brown maple & quarter sawn white oak.
- Handcrafted by Amish Artisans in the USA
Handcrafted Amish Furniture Takes Time To Build. Usually this Piece takes approximately 8 to 10 weeks.
Table Shape Guide
— What shape would you like? —
All tables can be cut to virtually any size. All tables can utilize various species of wood: Oak, Cherry, Maple, Hickory, Quartersawn White Oak & Soft Maple.
Edge options
Dining Table Seating Guide
— Find out how many people can sit at your table —
Most of our chairs have a width of 20” or less. The seating charts below are based on that, giving approximately 4” of extra room on either side of the chair. Please note that these charts are a guide and may not be exact for every table and chair combination.
