Georgia Granite Slab Well Cover Table

Description

Fabulous slab of granite cut into a well cover. It measures 82 inches by 62 inches and is only 4 inches thick. (roughly 7×5 feet) It came out of an old homestead in Rosebud, on the Gwinnett/Walton County line in Georgia. The center round hole is 22-24 inches round depending on where you measure, all hand hewn. Read Genesis 37: 12-36, it’s the story of Joseph’s brothers putting him in the well before they sold him into slavery. Imagine Joseph’s despair looking up through that hole.  Since Stone Mountain is the world’s largest granite outcropping, probably cut there, and Rosebud is 15 miles away. Now made as a table for an outdoor patio, the base is made of 2″ square 1/4″ thick steel tubing, complete with feet, and sits 29 1/2″ high. Have a buddy who says this belongs on the coast at a Oyster House. Maybe the table is raised to bar height. Maybe your customers sit around it (12 at a time), shuck oysters, drink beer and push the shells into the center hole which holds a big garbage can. Certainly unique! Clean up easy with water. An idea might be to place a planter in the hole on a stand so that your table was covered in live flowers.  Or Candelabra, your imagination is the key.  Weight approximately 2000 lbs.

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