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Federal Side Table

comments (0) December 23rd, 2011 in Reader's Gallery

markbarabas, member

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Sand shaded patera of holly veneer. Banding was home-made. Drawer pull was from Horton Brass.

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This table uses Walnut and Poplar (secondary) wood. Inlays and stringing are holly and dyed castela. Banding is aspen, mahogany and dyed castela. Stringing grooves were hand cut using Lie-Nielson tools. I finished the table base with brush applied blond shellac, rubbed with 400/600 wet sandpaper and finally 0000 steel wool and pumice. The top was french polished.

Design or Plan used: T-Chisel Crazy Leg Table

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