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Contemporary rendition of a victorian age end table, delicate but strong. 288"w x22"d x28"h. Main top and shelf end grain cypress, all top trim is wenge,sapele, maple and bird's eye maple, end grain also.(if saw cut across table top-1/4" deep, could be sanded and top remains same. Each leg consists of 32 pcs. 1/32" veneer bent and worked to 1" diameter "candy cane" consists of cypress, sapele, wenge, and maple.Instead of the traditional finial I recapped it with an hour glass of wenge and maple

Design or Plan used: My own design - Jerry Costanzo