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GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 08: Manika Batra of India celebrates her win over Yihan Zhou of SIngapore to win the gold medal in their Womens Team gold medal match during Table Tennis on day four of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games at Oxenford Studios on April 8, 2018 on the Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)
Dining room table of structural steel,glass and repurposed gears created for a client. There are two locations to view my work:
Art and hand forged tools - available online at
front-step-forge.myshopify.com
Or at my shop
With the space constraints of a small boat I didn't want to carry an extra table for the cockpit. Here the cabin table is mounted in the cockpit for outdoor meals.
From every vantage Table Mountain is very imposing.
The image is from a 32 year old 35mm Kodak negative shot from a Yashica ELECTRO 35CC camera and scanned by an HP Scanjet 5470c, restored using multiple Photoshop operations.
There really is a pool table underneath, in transit between locations long enough to fill will rain. A nice case of nominative determinism . . .
Here is a picture of a table I designed and built. Very simple steel rod legs, with guitar pick shaped top that I laminated with boomerang design formica. Built to go with my armshell chairs. I will build one for you!
A table with empty glasses and a bottle during monsoon rain, Hat Rai Leh West Beach, Railay, Krabi Province, Thailand
Outside tables at Wonderland, on the 11th Street side, not the patio, in Columbia Heights, DC.
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Tabletop is about 4' across, made of 2" steel. Legs are 9" well casing.
The tabletop was originally a pivot anchor used for the big airplane gangways for commercial airlines.
I figure several scouts can work around it at the same time. We have a huge vise ready to mount on it as well.
Please check out my blog for more details on these photos and where to find the 1:12 scale items featured in this dollhouse.
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An imposing twelve-sided table
Estimate: PHP 1,200,000 - 1,400,000
First quarter, 20th century
Laguna
Narra and kamagong, kamagong inlays
83 x 224 x 224 cm (32 1/2 x 88 x 88 in)
Provenance:
Formerly from the family of Candelaria Moldes Santos, wife of Col. Leopoldo Santos, Philippine army and guerilla fighter during the Japanese occupation
Made in the Bilibid Prison which, from the early American colonial period until the end of the first half of the 20th century, manufactured high quality household and office furniture as part of its program to rehabilitate prisoners in preparation for their reintegration into mainstream society. Their outputs were arguably unrivaled in terms of craftsmanship, design and prolificity.
A rare 12-sided top, made of solid one-piece narra wood, framed by precious kamagong wood carved around the edges with acanthus gadrooning. To harvest wood with a girth this size - over 7 feet across when finished - the felled giant tree must be well over a hundred years old. Each conforming side of the frieze is carved with foliated scrolls centering an anthemion flower inscribed with C-volute. The heavy base is made of two crossed curule seat-shaped legs carved with foliated scrolls bordered by broad kamagong inlays, and undulate with winged rosettes, connected to a huge, turned central cylinder with flutings surmounted by scrolled arches and a finial. The lion’s paws with winged extensions embody immense strength and power.
Overall, the workmanship is quite remarkable, displaying great detailed carvings and decorations alluding to the Italian Neoclassical style that was popular in the early 19th century. A classic, timeless statement piece that will surely draw exclamations of surprise and admiration. Found in Santa Rosa, Laguna.
Lot 189 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 18 March 2023. Please see www.salcedoauctions.com for more information.
I was walking around in Monterey, California and I saw this little table set up so cutely. Then there's that creepy guy's face between the vase and the bottle. -____-
Taken at the wedding of Michelle and Simon on 29th August 2015. ©John Newstead working with Simon Watson Photography
Melissa, age 14,had the rare privilege of winning her third FIRST PLACE ribbon at the MC Ag Fair with this street life scene!
Taken with an Olympus Infinity Stylus Zoom 80 Wide DIX 35mm film camera, it has a switchable "panoramic" format, which is of course simply a mask in the film plane and viewfinder, but I like this aspect ratio.
Kodacolor Gold film (from Poundland), developed in Tetenal C41 chemistry.
It's my first lamp made of Senegalese calabash. Because of thickness of the fruit ( in some places it was over 1,5cm) carved parts are very deep. On the top of the lamp there's closing part locked by magnets. The lamp was painted with wood oil in rosewood color. Black parts of the pattern are burnt calabash surface.
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 black jewellery waxed string.
Height of the lamp: 38cm (15”)
Calabash diameter: 26cm (10,2”)
Base diameter: 22cm (8,7")
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