Showing posts with label Table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Table. Show all posts

April 17, 2010

Dining Table

Note the natural edge of this dining table

March 1, 2010

Sofa Table

Antique wood, truly one-of-a-kind





















Detail of sofa table currently on display at Devon Antiques in Stonington Borough, CT

January 15, 2010

Sofa Table















Breadboard detailing
















Sofa table, leg detailing

January 10, 2009

Table

Marco is not only an award winning chef but he also loves to work with wood.  This handsome Dining Table  is an example of his craftsmanship and attention to detail.


This table was hand made from over 250 year old wide plank boards.  It is rare to find boards of this width from that era as they did not have electric equipment.  



The equipment in this part of Connecticut was powered by water.  The rounded marks are a result of the old water saw.


These Bread Board ends allow for movement of the wood from Summer to Winter as the wood expands and contracts.  Without this, the wood might split from the tension.


This table is currently for sale at Devon House Antiques & Gallery at 72 Water Street in Stonington, Connecticut.  This shop specializes in reproduction furniture made from wood from this era.


August 25, 2008

Coffee Table

The visible saw marks in this large board is a result of the water driven saw.  


The beauty of this table is that it retains the characteristics of the old wood.


This apron mirrors that of a table that was also built for the same Living Room.

April 25, 2008

Sofa Table

Sofa table with decorative apron.  


This custom table was built from salvaged wood.  It was originally in a scrap pile.  


Sofa table


Sofa table with saw marks

November 22, 2007

B&B Dining Table

This beautiful dining table is made of 250 year old Chestnut wide plank floorboards.


This long table is suited for communal dining; perfect for Thanksgiving Dinner and B&B Breakfasts.


The beauty of this wood is in it's length; each board is over 12 1/2 feet long.  Breadboard ends complete the Colonial Era feel.


Table is completed by the perfect place to stash your peas and carrots.