A “tap” (short for tap-room) table.

Norm visits historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to track down a table he wants to build in the workshop. At the famed Antiques Gallery of Ronald Bourgeault, he finds exactly what he's looking for: a table referred to as a "tap" (short for tap-room) table. With its turned maple legs and round pine top, this historic specimen might well have served tavern guests in the mid-18th century. This particular "tap" table, 28" round and 26" tall, has splayed legs that connect with a Queen Anne-style apron, supporting a well-worn top. Norm hopes to reproduce his version of this useful table right down to the original painted patina.