Hartford Coffee Table

17 H x 50 W x 29 D

​​Your Thos. Moser furniture is made from premium hardwood provided by nature. The unique characteristics and the subtle variations in grain and color are important elements in our designs. Great care is taken to skillfully match the individual boards that make up every piece of our furniture.

Our furniture is finished with oil and lacquer. After each piece of furniture is carefully hand-sanded, it receives a coat of our proprietary oil blend. A day’s drying time is allowed, and the piece is lightly sanded, ready for the final finish.

After oiling, our pieces are finished with catalyzed lacquer. This finish is water, solvent, and household chemical resistant and does not require routine maintenance.

To clean, dust regularly with a soft dry cloth. When necessary, furniture can be wiped with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Re-wipe any remaining moisture immediately with a dry cloth.

The through tenons in the Hartford Coffee Table are slightly larger than the opening they occupy. This consideration ensures a secure fit that compensates for variations in temperature and humidity. Atmospheric changes will not compromise the table's durable structure.

With three turned legs instead of the more common four, the table's stability is augmented by a pair of stretchers, with visible finger joints that secure the legs. Its unique design makes the Hartford Coffee Table both stable and visually engaging.

The tabletop offers another distinctive feature, with a subtle recess surrounded by a functional lip. This is both for aesthetic reasons to break up the plane visually and also to serve a functional need, containing the items set on its surface. Crafted in walnut or cherry, the hand-finished top is a durable expanse that highlights the wood's natural grain.

Our advanced technology and machining capabilities have elevated what is possible in our craft. The design of this collection aims to embrace these capabilities and define 'visible joinery' in a new way with the collection's hallmark joint. The joint occurs at many intersections throughout the collection and is the result of a solid or steam bent piece being turned and mortised on the 5-axis CNC machine – a part otherwise difficult and inefficient to create. The hairline reveal serves to amplify the subtly of the joint and draw attention to the intersection itself. On the Coffee Table, this joint is visible where the horizontal stretchers meet the vertical legs.

The Hartford Coffee Table integrates well with both contemporary and traditional living ensembles. While it fits naturally with other pieces in the Hartford Collection, the table works in any eclectic arrangement.