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Tusk Coffee Table

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Woodworker: Gregg LiptonLipton originally designed this Macassar ebony and glass coffee table to go in a home furnished with Biedermeier pieces. The design works in contemporary and traditional settings, and he has subsequently adapted it to dining and demilune tables. This table, 30 in. deep by 60 in. wide by 17 in. tall, is finished with hand-rubbed varnish oil. Maine Wood 2010, Best Use of Veneer, Best in Furniture Photo: Dennis Griggs
Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, glass, Contemporary, macassar ebony, Custom Design, Varnish Oil

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