Bistro tables
These two tables were a house warming present for friends. Their porch has an awesome view of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers. This was the first time I used pocket joinery to glue up a table top; before now it was always biscuit joinery. The top is 1.5" thick and made of Hackberry with Walnut inlays. The finish is several coats of a linseed oil/mineral spirit cocktail followed by several coats of a spar varnish.
The bases are powder coated wrought iron and were bought from www.tablebases.com
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Comment by Claude Bradford on March 11, 2014 at 1:13pm
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Very pretty tables! Great wood and metal combo, like the gorgeous grains and the walnut stripes on top. Beautiful work!
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