Emerald on a round table is the green people mean when gold is going on top of it. Plastic rather than paper counts for something here: a seated table takes gravy, wine and the puddle under an ice bucket across three hours, and plastic keeps all of that above the table rather than soaking into it.
The cut is the eight-sided Octy at 82 inches across, dropping roughly 17 inches on a 48-inch round. Twelve packs to the case is the quantity a hall with twenty tables orders at once, and ordering it as one case keeps every table in a single dye lot instead of two greens that nearly match.
On the table
- 82-inch eight-sided cut, plastic, twelve packs to the case.
- Spills sit on the surface instead of reaching the table.
- One case keeps twenty round tables in the same shade of green.
- Emerald with gold reads December; with white it reads March.
