Another view of end / leg. This table has a light appearance and delicate lines.

Top boards before glueup

Newly made french farm table with cabriole legs. We build these in our Portland, Oregon studios.

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Close view of leaf, main top, and some square pegs. Finish is color #34, a neutral medium dark brown with plenty of sunshine and minimal red tones.

The drawer works independently of the breadboard and leaf arms.

Showing close view of top, fake cracks and worm damage and distressing.

Dimensions are 36 x 62 x 30 in height with two 10-inch wide leaves.

Another drawer at the other end suspended between leaf arms.

Shows close view of top including round pegs at each joint, fake "worm damage" and distressing.

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Close view of Cabriole leg and square pegs.

At this end is a small drawer suitable for sewing supplies.

Stem and base. A table like this with no apron provides maximum leg room for tall people (and short people who like to fool around)

Top, upside down showing braces and pedestals before assembly

Close view of table end shows distressing and finish; this table wears a very quiet neutral brown "color #13".

One of a kind rustic farmhouse table. All new pine wood, hand carved and covered with the natural wood finish.

The customer ordered specific style legs - wide and flat, which added to this table sophisticated look. Natural water-based wood finish covered with teak oil.

Any detail can be discussed. Contact us to see what one of a kind table we can make for you!

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Pedestal with coat 1 of 5 paint layers being fanned dry

Refining the shape of the table, cutting to a pattern with the router.

Showing hand planed texture in the top. Our client loves knots, texture and detail. This picture shows the simulated look of great age. We hand distressed the table to have an old world look.

When the leaves are not in place, there are four wooden plugs that insert into the empty holes to dress them up.

Close view of leg shot from the corner.

This is a "company board" leaf; These are separate from the table and have the two leaf arms attached to the leaf. Leaves are attached directly to leaf arms perpendicular to table. These leaf arms slip into two holes in each end of the table.

Pedestal parts shown upside down before assembly

Close view of top showing texture, paint layers, and "wormholes".

Here's Buck with a brand new saw blade from Sartor. He likes to gong it with his knuckle to hear if it sounds right.

Assembly finished and table is ready to go to Sue's studio for paint coats