A salvaged round garden table comprising a millstone with patterned grooves raised on a separate round cast iron column. The top of this table is originally from a corn mill, probably either a water mill or wind mill, hence the pattern of grooves which allowed grain to travel from the centre and become flour by the time it reached the outside edge. The base is from an old farm roller and the combination makes an unusual garden table ideal for drinks and entertaining.

18th/19th century
48" diameter x 31" tall