Pembroke Table

[Larry Rose]

I Just finished this walnut table for the local schools annual fund raising auction. It's walnut with satin wood veneer and holly stringing. It's finished with BLO and several coats of shellac and wax.

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As always, please excuse the mess..........

 

[Willemjm]

Nice work, looks great. The colors came out superb!

 

[Blueglass]

Wow!!! Nice work.

 

[Canuck]

Another beauty there Larry!

Wonderful job with some great looking stock!:eusa_danc

Wayne

 

[Joe Scharle]

Beautiful :thumbs_up

 

[Michael Mathews]

Yes, very nice indeed!

 

[Charlie]

Wow, very nice.

 

[Bas]

Beautiful! But...who is Pem, and why did he/ she break off 1/3 of the top? :rolf:

 

[tarheelz]

Beautiful. Wow, I have a long way to go.

 

[agrieco]

Beautiful. Wow, I have a long way to go.

+1. Awesome.

 

[patlaw]

Tell us how you made those legs. They're gorgeous.

 

[Jeremy Scuteri]

Very nice work.

 

[Bob Carreiro]

Table draws more attention than the mess. Great job!

 

[CaptnA]

Awesome piece Larry!
Your local school is fortunate indeed~

 

[Larry Rose]

Tell us how you made those legs. They're gorgeous.

Mike, I guess you're asking about the satin wood inlay. I first outlined the area with a tool from Lie-Nielsen that is for stringing. Then routed out for the veneer and glued in place. After it dried I used the tool for stringing again and glued in the holly. BTW I forgot to mention that the stringing and the banding is from Matt at Inlay Banding.

 

[Matt Furjanic]

I like the choice of banding around the skirt. Nice work. Always nice to see your excellent work on Federal period pieces.

 

[Bill Clemmons]

Beautiful piece, Larry, as always. :eusa_clap