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Maple Side Table

By Senomozi, member Sep 05, 2009

Solid maple side table featuring a breadboard top and double apron. The tiny pieces joining the upper and lower aprons are tenoned to fit into matching mortises in the aprons. Legs are tapered on their inside faces and end with a spade foot. Finish is brushed nitrocellulose lacquer over aniline dye.

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tarsalas | Sep 07, 2009 01:54am | #1
Nice. I have never seen feet like those before, but I really like them.

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