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Head of the lamp is made of Senegalese calabash. White parts are carved layer of the fruit which change the color to red/orange when the lamp is switched on. On the bottom of the lamp there’s perforated closing part locked by magnets. The lamp was painted with wood oil and alcohol ink. Black parts are burnt calabash surface.
The center element is genuine Baltic amber- ranked as the world's finest; resin from the ancient trees dating back ~40 million years.
The base of the the lamp was designed and carved from the block of cherry wood by Polish wood artist- Jacek Wydrzyński.
The stand is decorated with brown jeweller's waxed string.
Height of the lamp: 38cm (15”)
Calabash diameter: 24cm (9,5”)
Work table of Mr Philip Tay, the main man of De Camera Consultant. It's a wonder he ever finds anything on this table.
But on a serious note, this man is officially competency certified by both Rollei and Hasselblad, and the talk in town is, if you treasure it, and if it's mechanical, send it to Philip Tay.
At 19.9mb and 6800+ pixels across, this is the closest I have come to Flickr's file size limit. Shot with Sensia 200. Great stuff. Just zoom in and take a look at the details on the glass bottle with a metal cap, on the right hand side of the picture.
Kad bi ptice ovako umele da vole, kao ja,vec
bi se pretvorile u vetar. Kad bi potoci ovako
umeli da vole, kao ja, vec bi postali okeani.
Kad bi prostori ovako umeli da vole, kao ja, vec
bi postali beskonacnost. Kad bi vreme ovako
umelo da voli, kao ja, vec bi se pretvorili u
vecnost.
Kad bi zemlja ovako umela da voli, kao ja, vec
davno bi bila zvezda. (Miroslav Mika Antic)
Lampshade is made of Indonesian gourd. Pattern on the laaible on the walls. Circles are surrounded by perforated area. Every hole was manually drilled in specific scheme with high precision. The lamp was painted with wood oil in rosewood color.
The base of the the lamp is carved from the block of alder wood and painted in the same color as lampshade . The stand is decorated with brown jewellery waxed string.
Height of the lamp: 39cm (15,4”)
Diameter of the gourd : ~20cm (7,9”)
Facebook page: facebook.com/gourdlamps
Shop:https://www.etsy.com/listing/163116434/handcrafted-gourd-lamp-table-lamp-vii?
I want to do something with this table. Sand it, of course, but not sure if I want to stain it or paint it.
Suggestions?
One of three Chris has made for his brother's office in D.C. in the past few years. This one is made of all reclaimed lumber.
The pouncing effect is interesting, but not really 'grain-y'. I still have to touch up the other red chair before staining it as well.
The latest from Laurent Tourondel, BLT Market, in Midtown's Ritz-Carlton, serves New Americana using "market-fresh ingredients."
Finally finished finishing the finish on this small table for the front hall entry area of the house. The table is made of walnut with maple racing stripes for speed and agility. The shape of the top is kind of a modified octagon. Octagons are a theme around here: there's a small octagonal window above the front door, the front garden bed is octagonal. There's even an octagonal planter (or small umbrella stand) pictured on the floor there in the corner. Standard mortise and tenon joinery was used. The finish is about 4-6 coats of Minwax Wipe-On Poly (more on the top). I've been dawdling over this one all summer, nice to see it finally done.
A tall kamagong side table
Last Quarter, 19th century, Manila
Kamagong with brass mount
78.5 x 53 x 34.5 cm (31 x 21 x 13 1/2 in)
Made of precious dark kamagong wood, the tall tapering legs – with beautifully carved rings, cup and cylinder turnings and reeded shafts that terminate in blunt arrow feet separated by rings – support the two-piece top and frieze drawer. The drawer has a keyhole protected by an escutcheon, and old replacement pulls, which when opened reveals two compartments. A divided compartment to segregate money suggests the possibility that this may have been used at one point as a tienda table in a store.
Provenance: Collection of a very distinguished post-war architect
Lot 59 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 1 June 2019. Please see salcedoauctions.com for more details.
Estimate: PHP 25,000 - 30,000
Gorgeous German design glass-top table, handsome black office chair and black wooden filing cabinet. Table can alternatively be used as a dining table. SALE Table + Office Chair + File Cabinet = 800 RMB. (Table alone with 4 stools 650 RMB)
The Table Rocks consists of a lot of broken up parts of the mountain face, leaving numerous caves and crevices. I did not go exploring inside but I ventured to the top of the rocks to check out the view. Two buzzards are perched in a tree expecting no company here. But, here I am...