Brass dining tables — live-edge solid slabs met with hand-worked brass.
Natural-edge acacia, sheesham, mango and reclaimed slabs set with brass inlay, brass butterfly keys and cast or sheet-formed brass bases — the warm-metal statement top for designers, retailers and hospitality buyers worldwide.
A solid-wood slab and real brass, married in one piece.
A brass dining table reads as premium because it is two materials done properly — a single statement of solid wood with the warm weight of hand-worked brass. We cut and kiln-dry natural-edge slabs in Jodhpur, India's largest solid-wood cluster, then pair them with brass worked in Moradabad, the country's historic brass city. The brass is the detail buyers pay for: fine inlay lines set into the grain, polished butterfly keys that lock a wide top, a brass-clad apron, or a cast pedestal and leg caps that lift the slab off the floor. The result is a headline dining top for independent retail and online ranges, a boardroom and reception centrepiece for contract projects, and a communal table that holds up on a restaurant floor.
Slab woods
Acacia and sheesham for bold figure, mango and reclaimed for rustic ranges, teak for premium longevity — kiln-dried to export moisture.
Brass detail
Inlay lines and rivers, cast butterfly keys, brass-clad aprons, and cast or sheet-formed bases, pedestals and leg caps.
Brass finishes
Polished mirror, brushed satin, antique or aged, or raw living brass — clear-lacquered where a bright, tarnish-free look is required.
Wood finishes
Natural oil, matte or satin lacquer and custom stain on the slab — all CARB / TSCA Title VI-compliant, tuned to the brass tone.
Choose how the brass sits in your dining table.
Each format is made to order under our OEM program and can be produced across any of our slab woods. Mix formats within one range, or standardise on one for a consistent retail line.
Brass inlay tops
Fine brass lines and geometric inlay set flush into the slab, or brass poured into the live-edge voids in place of resin — a bright signature running through the grain.
Brass butterfly keys
Cast brass bow-tie keys that both stabilise a wide top across natural checks and become a deliberate decorative feature.
Brass-clad apron
A wrapped brass band under the slab edge, polished or antiqued, that frames the top and ties it to a brass or brass-capped base.
Cast brass base
A solid cast or sheet-formed brass pedestal or twin-plinth base — the heaviest, most luxurious way to carry the slab.
Brass-sheathed legs
Hairpin, trapezium or tapered legs sleeved in brass, giving a lighter industrial-to-glam look at a lower weight and cost than solid cast.
Brass-capped steel
A powder-coated steel frame with brass feet, caps or accents for heavier commercial and communal tops that still need the brass cue.
Standard brass dining table specifications.
Indicative ranges for quoting — all dimensions, slab thickness, brass format and finish are made to order under our OEM program. Seating is approximate for a natural-edge top.
| Format | Typical length × width | Slab thickness | Seats | Common brass treatment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-seat | 1400–1600 × 800–900 mm | 40–50 mm | 4 | Brass-sheathed legs / inlay accent |
| 6-seat | 1800–2000 × 900–1000 mm | 45–55 mm | 6 | Brass butterfly keys / clad apron |
| 8-seat | 2200–2400 × 1000–1100 mm | 50–60 mm | 8 | Cast brass pedestal / twin plinth |
| Communal / boardroom | 2600–3600 × 1000–1200 mm | 55–75 mm | 10–14 | Brass-capped steel frame |
| Round / drum | 1200–1500 mm dia | 40–55 mm | 4–6 | Cast brass column / inlay ring |
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Slab woods | Acacia, sheesham, mango, teak, reclaimed old wood |
| Brass | Sand-cast, sheet-formed and hand-chased in Moradabad; inlay, keys, aprons, bases and leg sleeves |
| Construction | Kiln-dried slab; brass butterfly keys & breadboard ends on wide tops; slotted base fixings for wood movement |
| Brass finishes | Polished, brushed / satin, antique / aged, raw living, clear-lacquered for tarnish resistance |
| Wood finishes | Natural oil, matte / satin / gloss lacquer, custom stain — CARB / TSCA Title VI compliant |
| Assembly | Knockdown / flat-pack (base detaches, brass protective-wrapped) or fully assembled |
| MOQ | Trial / sample LCL; thereafter 1× 20ft FCL for best pricing; mixed loads supported |
| Lead time | 30–45 days typical; urgent orders at premium |
| Shipping | FOB / CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva; ISPM-15 heat-treated packing |
| Model | ODM (our designs) + OEM (your drawings, finishes & private label) |
For the full properties, finishes and care behind the metal itself, see our brass furniture material guide, or compare slab woods on the live edge dining tables hub.
A statement top that clears customs as cleanly as it seats guests.
A brass dining table is still a single piece of solid wood — which makes timber-legality documentation the difference between a container that lands and one that waits. We cut the slab from Vriksh-verified, FSC chain-of-custody stock, handle sheesham to CITES norms, and prepare EUDR geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence before you ask. Lacey Act, UK Timber Regulation, CARB / TSCA finishes and ISPM-15 packing are covered as standard, and the brass is produced under SGS-inspectable, SEDEX / SMETA-audited conditions.
| Requirement | Our standard |
|---|---|
| Timber legality | Vriksh verified · CITES-compliant sheesham |
| Sustainability | FSC chain-of-custody · reclaimed slab lines |
| EU market | EUDR-ready · geolocation · UKTR |
| US market | Lacey Act support · CARB / TSCA finishes |
| Social audit | SEDEX / SMETA · ISO · SGS inspection |
| Export packing | ISPM-15 heat-treated · brass protective-wrapped |
Keeping the slab flat and the brass glowing.
The two materials ask for slightly different care, and we supply guidance per order so your retail or hospitality customers get it right. The slab is kiln-dried to export moisture levels and engineered to move with the seasons — brass or wood butterfly keys, breadboard ends and slotted base fixings let a wide top expand and contract without splitting. Keep it out of direct heat and prolonged sun, wipe with a soft dry or barely-damp cloth, avoid soaking, and refresh oil-finished tops periodically; lacquered tops need only routine dusting.
The brass is chosen at order stage for how it should age. A clear-lacquered finish stays bright and needs only dusting; a raw living finish will warm into a natural patina that many buyers prefer; antique and brushed tones are aged on purpose and stay consistent. Avoid abrasive cleaners on any brass surface. Pair your brass tops with matching dining chairs and a brass bar cart to ship a complete, single-source dining and entertaining range in one container.
Brass dining tables — FAQs.
What is a brass dining table made of?
In our program a brass dining table is a solid-wood live-edge slab — acacia, sheesham, mango, teak or reclaimed old wood — paired with hand-worked brass. The brass appears as inlay lines poured or set into the top, brass butterfly (bow-tie) keys, a brass-clad apron, or a cast and sheet-formed brass base. The slabs are dried and built in Jodhpur; the brass is worked in the Moradabad metal cluster, so every piece carries at least one solid-wood component.
Can you make a brass base dining table to custom sizes?
Yes. As an ODM and OEM manufacturer we build to your drawings — custom length, width, slab thickness, edge profile and base. Brass bases are made as cast or sheet-formed pedestals, brass-sheathed hairpin or trapezium legs, and brass-capped steel frames for heavier commercial tops. Share a reference or sketch and we quote the slab and the brass together.
What brass finishes are available, and will the brass tarnish?
Choose polished (mirror), brushed or satin, antique or aged, or a raw living finish. Where a bright, stable look is required we clear-lacquer the brass so it will not tarnish in normal indoor use; antique and brushed tones are aged on purpose and look consistent from day one. Finish and sheen are matched to your approved sample before production.
Are your brass dining tables compliant for import into the US and EU?
Yes. The solid-wood slab is cut from FSC chain-of-custody and Vriksh-verified stock, sheesham is handled to CITES norms, and we are EUDR-ready with geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence. We support US Lacey Act declarations, UK Timber Regulation, CARB / TSCA-compliant finishes and ISPM-15 heat-treated export packing, with SGS inspection and SEDEX / SMETA audited production available.
Do brass dining tables ship flat-pack to reduce freight?
Yes. Most ship knockdown — the slab top packs flat and the brass or brass-capped base detaches — which lowers freight cost and breakage risk and raises container density. Brass surfaces are protective-wrapped to prevent scratching and marking in transit. Fully assembled tables are also available on request.
What is your minimum order and lead time for brass dining tables?
A trial or sample table can ship LCL (part-container) so you can approve the slab, the brass tone and the finish first. For best wholesale pricing thereafter our standard minimum is one 20ft full container load, and brass tables can be mixed with benches, consoles, décor and metalware into a single compliant container. Typical lead time is 30 to 45 days, with urgent orders at a premium; we quote FOB or CIF from Mundra or Nhava Sheva.
Request a quote, or a sample table, and lock the slab and the brass.
Send your sizes, target slab woods, brass format and finish, or ask for our catalogue. We quote FOB / CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva with MOQs and a 30–45 day lead time, and ship a sample table so you can approve the real slab and brass tone before committing to a container.