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This Carlyle style buffet was made to coordinate with the Valley Shaker leg style on a dining room table. Shown is 54"long x 36"high x 18" deep on the top
Features:
-7"high Carlyle flared leg
-2) full extension drawers
-3) Reverse raised panel doors below
-Waterfall edge & square corners on top to match dining table
-Doors and drawers Inset on frame, exposed hinges on doors
-Hardware: 53029-ORB, 53530-ORB
Brown Maple/Coffee
1964 marked the return of the "Custom" nameplate. Last seen in 1959 as the Custom 300, it returned as the Custom 500.
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I present to you my custom number 60! I had never worked on a silver haired girl and I was excited to see the end result! Her mom has been waiting a long time for her and I couldn't be happier to finally deliver! She will be traveling to Australia! Hope you love her as much as I loved creating her! <3 <3 <3
This rustic kitchen island was custom designed to match the style and finish of this clients existing cabinetry.
The overall top size is 60"long x 30"wide with one side overhanging about 8" on the front. The cabinet dimensions are 54 1/2"long x 20 3/4"deep x 34 3/4"high.
Features include 3 equally sized raised panels on the front, raised panels on the sides, raised panel drawers and doors, and even a trash bin on the back!
The rustic 1 1/4" thick top is medium distressed & rolling hand planed on Brown Maple with a Harvest stain
The base is Harvest stained then black antiqued with rubbed edges.
Quite a different take huh?
For sale - message me if you're interested or would like to commission a work of your own :)
1. Toddler Backpack, Buzzing Bees, 2. Toddler Backback, Custom Purple Scooters, 3. Toddler Backpack, Echino Helicopters in Blue, 4. Toddler Backpack, Echino Patchwork, 5. Toddler Backpack, Echino Patchwork, 6. Toddler Backpack, Giraffes, 7. Toddler Backpack, Eleanor Elephant, 8. Toddler Backpack, Space Invaders, 9. Toddler Backpack, Elephants in Teal, 10. Organic Toddler Backpack, Bubble Stripe, 11. Toddler Backpack, Echino Green Helicopters, 12. Toddler Backpack, Blossoms
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Another custom cake topper.
I'd also like to tell all my friends from Flickr that I'm very sorry for being so absent, my daughter who writes everything in English for me has started to work on the previous month and we're not having much time, but as soon as she have a chance, we will write comments on your photostreams. Anyway, I'm still visiting Flickr and looking for your updates. Thanks for understanding. Hugs, Nely
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Custom House is an imposing Georgian building at the heart of The Shore area of Leith. Completed in 1812, the building retained its original use until 1980 when it became a museum store. When it was to be sold for redevelopment in 2015, The City of Edinburgh Council stepped in to acquire Custom House and appointed Scottish Historic Buildings Trust to lead its regeneration and restoration. After almost 35 years with no public access, the building is now being brought back to life as a thriving hub for the creative industries whilst the capital project to restore it is developed.
Throughout its history, Leith’s proximity to Edinburgh has ensured that its port is one of national importance. Until the late twentieth century, the existence of a Custom House close to the harbour was essential for the effective management of such a port. As a result, every major port in Scotland had a custom house and similarly-grand examples were built in Greenock, Glasgow and Dundee. However, the Leith Custom House pre-dates these and is the only survivor of the group to have so far escaped modern redevelopment.
The Custom House was commissioned by the Scottish Boards of Customs and Excise and constructed between 1810 and 1812. The chosen site, previously used for shipbuilding, was auspicious in that it was prominently visible from the sea and lay adjacent to the entrance of the new East Dock, which was completed in 1806. Once the West Dock was completed in 1817, they could hold a combined total of 150 ships, all of which had to pass immediately behind the Custom House when entering or leaving.
The building was designed by Robert Reid. The architecture was specifically intended to give the building a severe and commanding character, reminding people of the power of the government. Reid utilised the increasingly fashionable Greek Revival style, most obviously visible in the two large Doric columns on the façade. The original carved and painted Royal Arms, used by the monarch of the time King George III, have survived in the central pediment and indicate the governmental purpose for which the Custom House was built.
As the space needed by the Customs and Excise Office began to shrink, other organisations moved into the building. This included a Post Office in 1906 and the Mercantile Marine Office in the 1960s. Finally, in 1980, the decision was taken to sell the building. It was bought by the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (now part of the National Museum of Scotland). Despite plans to open up sections of the building for temporary exhibitions, it was used almost exclusively as storage space for the Museum’s reserve collections. [Information: SHBT Website]
During Emma's time in hospital I commissioned Sarah (Lunabee) to paint a vinyl Trikky for Emma so that once she wakes up she could have a little gift waiting for her. Unfortunately Emma passed away and was unable to ever recieve the gift.
I wanted to carry on the commission as it would be a reminder of the happy times during Emma's life and also a reminder to me of how amazing she was.
I love this custom, it's truely amazing and has everything I'd ever want in it from Diamonds and Anchors, to Squiddles and hearts. It's truely the best custom I have ever seen. A HUGE thanks to Sarah for this, I love it.
Check out Sarahs work and get a custom of your own! I promise you, you will not regret it!!
A few of the artistically inspired Custom motorcycles at the San Mateo International Motorcycle Show.
Lightweight soft constructed flexible bag is stylish made from 100% non-woven soft textured polypropylene are durable and water repellent. Contains 20% post-industrial recycled content; reusable and 100% recyclable. Features sport stitched seams for durability, side and bottom gussets with patch-sewn handles and hemmed opening. Tear resistant, water repellent and reusable. Size is 13" H x 13" W x 5" D with 18" long handles. This is a lightweight soft constructed bag. Color registration requirements exist on multicolor imprints and must be pre-approved.
Custom designed storage and display cabinet in Hard Maple wood. Overall size 58"long x 80"h x 18"deep featuring plain glass doors and sides with adjustable glass shelves, drawer & door storage.
Antique slate finish
It looks like a 997-based custom body, but?
At the Mitty Historic sports car races at Road Atlanta in Braselton, Georgia on April 23, 2016.
Custom bull-hide belts for men, women, and children. Featuring brass or nickel buckles and Chicago screws. Saddle stitched with Marine HD U.V. resistant thread for strength.
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