The name comes from the shallow Greek drinking cup and the seat takes the same section: a wide arc low at the sides deep enough to sit in for a long dinner. There is no rear leg to catch the eye which keeps a dining table looking uncrowded when six are placed around it. Pairs with the Sheaf and Cenote tables.
Highlights
- Seat takes the section of a shallow Greek drinking cup
- Wide arc, low at the sides
- No rear leg, so six read uncrowded at a table
- Pairs with the Sheaf and Cenote tables











