Tables

The top of this dressing table is 42" long and, at its widest, 14.5" deep. It is not veneered! The legs are planed in front to follow the curve of the front and they are inlaid with sand-shaded petals. The transition blocks are hand carved. The drawer fronts are banded with Mahogany, and the middle of each drawer is Laurel Burl veneer. A Mahogany cockbead surrounds each drawer. The pulls are from Optimum Brasses in England and are sand cast copies of originals. This dressing table is based on an original by John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, ca. 1810.

Walnut table made four years after the desk which sits upon it. The finish is oil and wax.

Queen Anne tea table with two candle slides, slipper feet, solid one piece top, and rails shaped out of single thick pieces

Gateleg Table made of Walnut and inlaid with Holly

Cherry Queen Anne dining table

unique table with hoof feet, carved c scrolls, and porringer top made out of Cherry

Tiger Maple dutch leg table with porringer top

Built of striking Tiger maple, this table measures 27 x 18 on top, and is 24" high.

Based on examples of sewing tables or work tables, this table is made of Mahogany, with drawer fronts veneered with bookmatched Curly Burl Maple. The drawer fronts are finished off with a Federal banding around the perimeter. The sides are back are veneered and inlaid to simulate the front of the table. The top is a solid piece of Crotch Mahogany. The lion's head pulls are typical Federal style hardware.

Walnut expanding table with leaf, 60" x 36"x 29.5"