https://www.houzz.com/products/four-hands-irish-coast-extension-dining-table-sundried-ash-prvw-vr~41837946

if you input the description of the table you have and input in search there are several. look for one that is local then buy the best price if you like or go with the one with the best return policy.

I'm all for buying local. my neighbors purchased a table from west elm and it seems well made, good luck

i would also like to say if you are willing to spend a $1000 for a table? try looking for someone local or go to etsy, check there before you buy.

I have had good luck with West Elm. I purchased a dining room table from them last fall. After living with it for 3 weeks I decided it just didn't work for us - too many grooves to catch crumbs. They were super easy to work with to return. I also have several other pieces that I have kept. Ottoman, bar cart, coffee table and parsons table. They give price adjustments if something goes on sale shortly after you have purchased it.

Who on earth says West Elm is local and as for sundried wood not on your life it will crack over time and if you want a good table the first thing is kiln dried wood . Just because they design in_ house does not mean made here be careful what you are buying.

We just bought a small drop leaf table from west elm. I picked it up from the store (special order) and assembled it myself. One screw didn't line up, but it was over engineered so I'm not really concerned. Very sturdy and I thought good value. Solid wood and steel. I was prepared to be disappointed.

maybe i did not say this right, it might be listed on west elm, but is not exclusive it is very common.