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Mahogany and Assorted Veneers Tilt-Top Table

Jun 09, 2017

AL SPICER
Bessemer City, N.C.

There are 20,400 hand-cut pieces used in the pattern on this tilt-top table, which is carried through the entire piece. Spicer made the base from MDF using a boat-building method called “stitch and glue” before veneering it. The pattern is mahogany, bloodwood, and fumed eucalyptus, and the waterfall edge is quartered sapele.

MAHOGANY, ASSORTED VENEERS 30 DIA. X 30H

Issue #261 May/June 2017

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Logankid | Nov 19, 2017 08:30pm | #1
You humble me. Nice work.

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