Old Hickory Wood Samples

Old Hickory offers a choice of wood on some of its hickory products.

Colors may vary according to your monitor settings and room lighting. 
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Puritan Finish

Regular sanded bark with puritan stain

Centennial Finish

Regular sanded bark with dark walnut stain

Rustic Finish

Regular sanded bark with rustic stain

Tahoe Bark

Over-sanded bark with rustic stain

Tahoe Bark

Over-sanded bark with puritan stain

Puritan Finish on Oak Veneer

Puritan Stain
Clear Coated

Centennial Finish on Oak Veneer

Dark Walnut Stain
Clear Coated

Rustic Finish on Oak Veneer

Rustic Stain
Clear Coated

Aged Barnwood

Puritan Stain
Clear Coated

Rustic Finish on Pioneer Oak

Rustic Stain

Rustic Finish on Pioneer Pine

Rustic Stain

Colors may vary according to your monitor settings and room lighting. 
Please contact us for actual samples.

Bark Textures:  By changing the degree of sanding, the Old Hickory artisans can greatly effect the appearance of the hickory poles (saplings) on each piece.

• Regular Bark:  Traditional look.  Regular sanding leaves the bark texture in its natural darker and rougher appearance.

• Tahoe Bark:  "Over sanding" exposes inner core creating a smoother texture while bringing out the reddish, brown tones of the core.

Finish Colors:  Finish or color of stain applied to the entire frame affects hickory portion of the frames and also the wood species used on tables and case goods.

• Puritan Finish:  Light golden stain color from Minwax.

• Centennial Finish:  Dark walnut stain from Minwax.

• Rustic Finish:  Warm Reddish, brown stain formulated by Old Hickory.

Wood Species:  Type of wood or veneers used on table tops and case goods.

• Oak Veneer:  Rich hardwood with beautiful grain traditionally used by Old Hickory because of its strength and durability.

• Pine Veneer:  Pine with its knots and natural casual feel contrast with the hickory saplings to create a warm and inviting combination.

• Aged Barnwood:  As old barns fall into disrepair, Old Hickory reclaims the lumber when they are torn down.  In these aged barn boards you will find nail holes and a beautiful patina achieved from decades of exposure to the elements.