Upon receipt of your new furniture the finish will still be in the process of curing; avoid heavy use and vigorous cleaning for the first 30 days. Do not leave table covered as the curing process needs to have air flow around the whole surface.

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We want you to love your new dining table and share life around it; part of the beauty of an heirloom piece is the signs of life lived, the small marks that show it was loved and used by the family. We understand that you will want to keep your table beautiful at the same time so here are a few tips to help you maintain and protect it.

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• Dust with soft dry cloth, preferably a microfiber cloth.

• For soil build-up, wipe with damp cloth & then dry.

• Do not use abrasive cleaner or dish detergent.

• Do not use alcohol based cleaners

• Wipe up spills quickly to reduce staining and water marks.

• Protect from heat and liquids.

• Protect surface from stains and scratching.

• Use of linens, coasters and trivets is recommended; avoid leaving non~breathable protectors on table’s surface for extended periods of time.

• Due to the natural characteristics of solid wood it will expand and contract with humidity.

• Although we will always strive to provide the best, quality products available to us there is not a finish on the market which will stay in excellent condition with use and age, due to the many factors which can compromise its integrity; including but not limited to: scratches, heat, steam, water, cleaning agents, excessive sunlight, extreme temperature and/or humidity fluctuations, all of which we have no control over once it is in your home. We do not imply or express a warranty for the finish on your table.

• In the event that you need assistance or advice please do not hesitate to contact us

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CHERRY FURNITURE ONLY

Cherry naturally darkens with age, uniform exposure to light will ensure it darkens evenly, covered areas will stay lighter than exposed areas.

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EASTERN WHITE PINE FURNITURE 

Eastern White Pine is a softwood it will garner patina more readily than hardwoods, it will dent, ding, mark, etc.