Custom Wrought Iron Gates, Railings & Metal Sculptures
Master Artistic Blacksmiths since 2005

Custom Wrought Iron Gates, Railings & Metal Sculptures

Master Artistic Blacksmiths since 2005

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Massive Wrought Iron Teutonic Table (MKD26)

MKD26 is a table unlike any other, inspired by the Middle Ages and the Teutonic Knights. It weighs about 400 kg (880 lb), and it takes about ten strong people to move it.

Massive Teutonic table with a black bog oak top and carved metal legs
MKD26 – the Teutonic castle table

The top and the legs are made of black bog oak, oak that has lain in lakes for hundreds or even thousands of years and is partly petrified, known in Poland as Polish ebony. All the ornaments are hand-worked metal.

Symbols of the Teutonic Order

Every decoration was designed in our workshop and draws on the symbols of the Teutonic Knights, from crosses to Gothic tracery on the legs. The table is meant for castles, palaces and residences that want a piece of history at their heart.

Teutonic table top with an inlaid pattern in black bog oak

Made to measure

We can make it in another size and adapt the details to your wishes, and you can see it at our gallery in Dębica. Matching chairs could come from our castle dining set; more ideas are in our forged tables.

400 kg castle table with bottles and place mats on the top
Corner view of the Teutonic table with hand-worked metal legs
Teutonic table top with inlaid pattern seen at an angle
Teutonic table with Gothic ornament along the apron
End view of the massive Teutonic castle table
View of the inlaid bog oak top of the Teutonic table

160 by 160 centimetres

The table in the photos measures about 160 × 160 cm (63 × 63 in) and was made entirely in our workshop by hand, from the noblest materials we could match to the period it recalls. It is probably one of the most massive tables ever made by an artistic blacksmithing or metalwork company, and it suits castles, palaces and residences whose owners want loft details or the symbolism of old times.

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