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Rustic Furniture from the log - Glass Top Tables - Tree Table Sculpture P.O. Box 413, 2608 Ave. E, Wilson, Kansas, 67490, US
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Made in America
The beauty of nature
A root
In the beginning,
Ugliness..
The first root of the truck I used to create a base for this large table.
Root, from the same truckload shown above, roots are trimmed away revealing the beauty of simple shapes and swirling circular grain for this coffee table base. Could easily have been a dining table base. Scroll down to see more photo's of this base as it finishes.
First few coats of finish applied with some work completed on darkening of the cracks.
Below, the beginnings of a commissioned work for a Colorado mountain home. A smaller coffee table. Scroll down to see finished piece.
Here, the piece has several more coats of hand rubbed finish. Continuing to work on the accenting of the cracks. The small oak top is actually a substrate base that will receive this tables forest green, oval, granite top. Client is mailing final photo's.
And a close up of one of the many character traits. More finish yet to come for a warm "glow"..
Notice the pretty swirling and circular grain created by cutting away of larger roots.
The above piece had the roots trimmed off of the side. Below is a root ball with the roots trimmed ( cut ) away from the bottom and leaving just a hint of roots.
Photo above was taken in the shop as we toyed with a top for it.. The top could be thick oak with natural edgings or stone.. Granite with a foresty green would be nice in many settings..
Close up of the side of this piece.. As of 11/16/09, this piece was available.. The exact one shown.
Giving you an idea of the shape. Here is the same piece only upside down.
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