Ballard Designs Andrews Pedestal Round Dining Table
Table (Dining Table) · Transitional / Farmhouse Contemporary (21st Century) · Ballard Designs (Andrews collection)
Type
Table (Dining Table)
Style Period
Transitional / Farmhouse Contemporary (21st Century)
Material
Hardwood solids and wood veneers over engineered wood substrate
Age Estimate
Contemporary, likely manufactured within the last 5 to 15 years
Dimensions
Approximately 30 inches in height and 48 inches in diameter, standard sizing for a small-to-medium round dining table seating 4
Origin
Manufactured in Asia for the US retail home furnishings market
Designer/Maker
Ballard Designs (Andrews collection)
Value Estimate
Original retail value was around $800 to $1,000. Given the visible flaw on the side of the table and second-hand market conditions, the current fair market value is approximately $150 to $250, though listed at $450 it may be slightly overpriced for its flawed condition
Description
A charming and sturdy round dining table featuring a classic architectural pedestal base and a distressed weathered grey finish. The substantial central column sits on a tiered square plinth, offering ample legroom and a rustic yet refined aesthetic that blends seamlessly into modern farmhouse or transitional dining spaces.
Key Features
48-inch round top, heavy multi-tiered architectural pedestal base, and wire-brushed weathered grey finish
Color & Finish
Weathered grey or driftwood stain with a wire-brushed texture and protective low-sheen lacquer
Construction Method
Factory-manufactured with modular knock-down assembly for the pedestal base and tabletop
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Standard commercial dowel and bolted joinery typical of mid-tier catalog furniture brands
Wood Grain & Species
Open-grain hardwood featuring an artificially distressed wire-brushed texture mimicking reclaimed lumber
Surface Treatment
Wire-brushed distressing with a multi-step weathered grey finish applied over wood
Upholstery Details
None applicable as this is an all-wood dining table
Hardware & Fittings
Internal steel bolts and threaded inserts for assembling the pedestal to the top and base
Origin & Provenance
Manufactured in Asia for the US retail home furnishings market
Condition Notes
Good overall structural condition with a visible flaw or split along the edge/side molding of the tabletop near the front left, which is common in wood-veneer or solid-wood expansion issues
Interesting Facts
Pedestal tables like this were originally popularized in the Regency and Victorian eras to maximize seating capacity by eliminating obstructive corner table legs
Cultural Significance
Represents the pervasive 'modern farmhouse' and 'greige' neutral design trends popularized by home renovation television shows in the 2010s
Similar Pieces
Restoration Hardware salvaged wood pedestal tables, Pottery Barn extending round tables, and various universal catalog pedestal dining tables
Care & Maintenance
Clean with a soft, damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners and protect the surface from moisture and heat using coasters and placemats
Value Estimate
Original retail value was around $800 to $1,000. Given the visible flaw on the side of the table and second-hand market conditions, the current fair market value is approximately $150 to $250, though listed at $450 it may be slightly overpriced for its flawed condition
Sustainability Notes
Utilizes standard commercial forestry products without specific eco-certifications, but offers longevity through reuse in the secondary market
Notes
Has flaw on side of table. Value with flaw?