My husband & I saw a square dinning table (54" X 54") in Crate & Barrel (called Portland). Just wondering if anybody heard of it or even own one & if you do own one how do you like it? Quality? (By looking at the table & did a little 'shake testing' of our own, the table appear to be pretty sturdy... but only those of you that've bought it & used it can verify the 'truth' =) The sales representitive told us the table is manufactured by an American company called BEST KING. Anyone heard of them? Thanks in advance, mcook Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.crateandbarrel.com/family.aspx?c=883&f=12401&q=portland+table&fromLocation=Search&DIMID=400001&SearchPage=1

Hello all. I have posted about this table before , but I can't find the thread so here goes. I have an espresso finish, shiny mahogany table from Crate and Barrel. There are two things wrong with it: 1) we redid the kitchen in Swedish style with Swedish blue and gray cabinets and white walls and it no longer blends with the decor, and 2) the first week we owned it my husband prepared for trial on that table, he put his printer and dragged his papers with binder clips across it and it is now all scratched up. (But I'm not bitter and I have forgotten all about it). The finish is impractical for a kitchen table. It's easily marred and requires constant polishing to make it look nice. I don't mean wiping it with "Endust" , I mean polishing. What should I do with this thing? Refinish? Sell and get something else? Paint it? Currently I just have a tablecloth on it all the time. I look forward to your suggestions.

Anyone happen to know where one could find a similar coffee table for a cheaper price...? https://m.crateandbarrel.com/yukon-coffee-table/s335471

Does anyone have the pronto folding table from Crate and Barrel and could give me a hint on how to unfold it? i`m sure it should be super easy (as I`m sure I put it together myself and didn`t need anything special) but for some reason i`m not being able to unfold it now that i want to store... thanks a lot!