Hi, I called my local C & B and asked about the Basque table. It is manufactured by Four Hands. If you find a way to get it at a discount, let me know! Good Luck! Here is a link that might be useful:

mtnfever- thanks! Do you think that look goes better with my kitchen/DR than the Tarvine? I know the Tarvine is more fancy but think it could work anyway. I do like the simplicity of the Toscana. I wish I could see the top of it better. The Pottery Barn Frances has a plank look and looks like crumbs would get stuck in between. Also, what are all of your thoughts on doing a bench like mtnfever shows above? Actually I like the idea. I know some don't like them for getting in and out and agree that on the other side of the table the banquette bench will be a little more an issue for that. However, for this type of bench people usually just "lift a leg" and get out with out sliding down. Of course, I guess you lose the comfortability of having a chair with a back on it.. Then again, Not too often do people lean back on them during eating.... I guess more during before and after dinner conversation. A plus is that they are sometimes less $ than getting separate chairs. Christine, My fabric is not great, I think, for the banquette seat b/c it's a light fabric (in color and weight)... however maybe for some pillows. For The window seat in the same room I may use the bird fabric for the seat or again for some pillows. Maybe I could use it for a table runner : )

They sell all different qualities of furniture so it depends on the specific details of the table you like. Some are veneer, some are solid wood (maybe), some are mdf. Wood species also contributes to performance...pine is very soft wood and will dent easily. Oak is more durable. In general, I'd say most of what they offer is not very high quality, but I'm sure there are a few solid wood pieces on there that would be durable.

Good looking table! The Arhaus website has a care guide (scroll down to the wood section) — https://arhausimages.blob.core.windows.net/arhaus-images/content/images/CareGuide-October-2019.pdf They do say that some surfaces might require additional care not listed, so you may want to check with them directly.