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Almost 24" x 48"
I made it as big as the charm pack would let me! Double batted with cotton. Linen backed.
Big Table Farm
26851 NW Williams Canyon Rd
Gaston, OR 97119
Saturday, July 9th, 2016 @ 4pm
Host Farmers: Clare Carver & Brian Marcy, Big Table Farm, Gaston, OR (Portland)
Guest Chefs: Timothy Wastell & Eloise Augustyn, Sweedeedee, Portland, OR
Clare & Brian of Big Table Farm are longtime friends of Outstanding in the Field. Every visit over the years has been magic for both guests & the Outstanding crew. In its annual selection of the Top 100 wines in the world, Wine Spectator honored Big Table’s 2012 Pinot Noir as #11 on the list. OITF commissioned a short film about Big Table a few years back. Timothy Wastell of Sweedeedee was here last year & the consensus of those gathered was wow! All this should lead to multiple exclamations of “my goodness” along the big table at Big Table.
An Accent Table
hardwood
31" x 80" x 24"
(79 cm x 203 cm x 61 cm)
Opening bid: P 10,000
Lot 1502 of the Leon Exchange auction on October 15 to 17, 2021. Please see leonexchange.com and leon-gallery.com for more details.
Table Tennis English National Championship, 2-4 March 2012 @ Ponds Forge Sheffield Sunday 4th March 2012.
Picture Steve Parkin
Mens Doubles final, Paul Drinkhall & Liam Pitchford battle it out with Danny Reed & Darius Knight
A Batangas ‘Olympic’ altar table
ESTIMATE: PHP 700,000 - 750,000
Mid-19th century
Batangas
Balayong wood, kamagong and lanite inlays, brass hardware
83 x 129.5 x 62.5 cm (32 3/4 x 51 x 24 1/2 in)
Provenance:
Property of the family of Rosita Mercado of Lemery, Batangas
First appearing in Assyrian architecture as a type of decorative running ornament featuring two intertwining bands that repeat in a pattern of crossing intervals, it continued through Greek and Roman culture, then became known in 18th-century France as guilloche, which spread throughout the Georgian period in England. It symbolized unity and eternity. In furniture, these designs were often botanically inspired, appearing as waves, snowflakes, ribbons, and—in the case of this altar table—interlocking rings colloquially called nowadays the ‘Olympic’ motif, referencing the Olympic rings created in 1913 by Pierre de Coubertin.
Placed in the most prestigious spot in the main living room of a colonial home, the family’s venerated santo images were enshrined on top of the altar table; prayer books, rosaries, candles, santo garments, and other important items were stored in its drawers. Made entirely of dark balayong wood (Afzelia rhomboidea), a highly prized rosewood, it features a reddish-brown hue that darkens with age. A solid one-piece top rests on a frame with two smaller drawers above a larger one, all fitted with silver escutcheons and hand-hammered iron drop bail handles, and inlaid with fine borders of kamagong and lanite wood looping below the keyhole and sharply caving at the corners. The Olympic motif, carved in low relief, appears vividly on all four side flanges that taper downward with ogee-shaped extensions, as well as on the front and side aprons, creating a beautifully balanced piece of colonial furniture. Standing on square tapered legs, placing its age fittingly around the middle of the 19th century.
Lot 810 of the Salcedo Auctions online and live auction on 27 September 2025. For more information and to place an online bid, please go to salcedoauctions.com.
This is also one of the first pictures I took with my new Canon 20D, just checking out its abilities.
Last weekend my wife, kids and I drove up to Table Mountain to check out the wildflowers and the spectacular waterfalls. Apparently we missed the height of the wildflower season by a few weeks, and the waterfalls were just a trickle! The wind was a major pain this weekend...it kicked up so much pollen that it took me until about 4am to be able to breathe through my nose. I'm just glad I got to take a few pics when I was there!
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On Sunday we went for a hike at a local park. Finn was very excited and wouldn't settle. So we took him to the beach to burn off some steam!
When He gets tired he likes to sit on things off the ground?! (Maybe he thinks there's going to be a flood?!) At the beach he decided the picnic table would make a nice resting spot;)
Btw, this is just before the sun set. That's why the lighting is so golden:)
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We have a Landseer male, a big dog with needs for a stand for its food and water. The old table was in bad shape, so thought I could make a new one, easier to clean. Big dogs can make quite mess if they want. :)
As the main material, I used an old kids bed. I disassembled the bed with a mallet and then cut it into new pieces. To be easier to clean, I made the top part removable, and to avoid possible annoying clickety-clack noise, if the dog pokes the table, I placed rubber pads between the frame and top board. Hope you enjoy this idea.
Check out the video of the process: