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Pembroke Table

comments (2) February 2nd, 2009 in Reader's Gallery

brew2ski brew2ski, member
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This is a Federal Inspired Pembroke Table made while at North Bennet Street School. The entire piece is cut from a 10/4 X 20"wide Mahogany slab from Irion Lumber. Lots of resawing. Breaking with tradition, there is a drawer at each end of the table. The drawer fronts are veneered with hand cut Birch Crotch, surrounded with Bolivian Rosewood banding, and bordered with cock-beading. The legs feature stringing with a Seymour bell flower motiff. The table skirt is banded with the bolivian rosewood as are the cuffs of the tapered legs.


Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, table, mahogany, veneer, inlay, federal, shellac, birch crotch, bolivian rosewood
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brew2ski brew2ski writes: Ahhh, you are right Kev...I will get right on that, got nothing else happening right now.
Posted: 12:03 pm on February 3rd

kmack kmack writes: can you say saaweett. Come on Greenie, A peice of this quality deserves A little more description.
Posted: 10:25 pm on February 2nd

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