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I found two of these wonderful, massive tables in a very unlikely little roadside shop. This one is about 7' long and the other is about 8'.
Les tables d'orientation donnent de précieux renseignements sur leur environnement proche ou lointain.
Winter is holding its grip over Norway. -22 C this morning, and one of the coldest days Ive experienced in Oslo.
Baby its cold outside!
The boys in Patan are clever. Who needs a net when you have bricks from 200 year old buildings lying in the street?
Table slid out a bit to show its positioning. We can also turn the table 90 degrees to sit 4 people at it comfortably and still have it nestled into the countertop.
Object Name: Table
Accession Number: GH.70.86
Date: c. 1850
Materials: Mahogany
Origin: Prince Edward Island
Artist/Manufacturer: possibly Mark Butcher
Description: A circular Regency style breakfast table with a two board top. Fluted, curvilinear legs are Chippendale style with brass lion-paw feet and casters. Pedestal support is turned and in mid-19th century style.
Blueprint Drafting-Drawing tables from the Nelson garage sale. I took off the rule on the small table and put the big one in the attic. Not sure what I'm going to use the big one for.. just yet.
www.recyclart.org/2013/10/pallet-table-2/
Design : M&M designers
Texte : Aurélie Drouet
Photographie : Jérome Blin
Closeup of the side control panel "arm" to see the top section. When I go to add the T-Molding to all of the edges I may need to cut this down a little more so that the molding will fit under the table edge.
Remember in high school, how there was that table where only the coolest kids sat? Yeah.
(Only quitters do drugs!)
Table Tennis English National Championship, 2-4 March 2012 @ Ponds Forge Sheffield Sunday 4th March 2012.
Picture Steve Parkin
Darius Knight
Shopping at the HOPE farmers market for their last day at the Pine Street Station location. They will be moving a couple of blocks East to Plaza Saltillo starting 2013/03/03.
I decided to use up the old sheet I had been using for my string quilts. I only had 8 pieces left and I didn't want to have different types of foundations in the squares I make. I really love how this turned out and my not end up selling it. ;)
size 18.5 x 18.5
Probably 15 years ago I put 4 medium star tables out in a shed and haven’t looked at them since. A couple things have happened lately to make me think that I should get a picture of at least the top of the tables. This second medium star table that I made is 32” across and 19” high when the pedestal is attached to it. It has 16 kinds of wood on it and over 2900 pieces of wood including what is on the pedestal and feet. They have held up very well in the boxes that I had them stored in considering the hot and cold that they have been in over the years.
One thing I don’t like about these tables is that back then I was using Elmer’s glue to mix with sawdust to fill the small cracks between the pieces. Then in damp weather the glue joint rises and you can then feel a little ridge between each piece. It makes the whole top feel not as smooth as I like them to feel.
The types of wood from the center are: Wenge, East India Rosewood, Brazilian Rosewood, Honduras Rosewood, Kingwood, Brazilwood, Bloodwood, Bubinga, Tulipwood, Canarywood, Narra, Zebrawood, Satinwood, Oak, Ash and Walnut.