41.   The new table has a brass swordfish in its base, replacing a rainbow trout.

42.   The main table had the usual Celtic politburo look, with owners, general managers, Auerbachs, and assorted poobahs.

43.   The meze table always has olives, stuffed grape leaves, feta cheese and flaky pastries filled with cheese or meat.

44.   The next conversion table has nothing at all to do with foreign relations.

45.   The table has cabriole legs painted purple and white to complement the tiles.

46.   The table has to be sufficiently high to provide ample leg space, but low enough to position the keyboard comfortably.

47.   These tables also have to take into account the loads that the beams, joists and rafters will bear.

48.   This table had a very large Lazy Susan made in the middle to hold all the great dishes.

49.   Tiny knee-high lounge tables have enough space for drinks and maybe a dish of mixed nuts.

50.   Waiters wear red tuxedo jackets, and each table has a small red lamp.