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Moon and Stars Table

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This bar height table was created using a salvaged maple counter slab. The walnut moons/stars visible on the top are through tenons used to attach the top to the base (see photo #4). The maple moon/stars seen on the leg crests are inlayed. Finish is water based poly (base) and marine varnish (top). I was going to sell this peice, but my wife has taken a liking to it.......Cheer's, Ken.

Design or Plan used: My own design - Ken Havinga