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Console table made in Ash for client. The table is made to fit in to a niche in the clients hall. I have used a earlier design and added a section more with 2 shelves. The table was delivered unfinished.
-- Norwegian (living in Sarpsborg, Norway) http://www.masur.no
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Oldtool
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#1 posted 276 days ago
Nice design, I like the shelf arrangement on one side like this.
Why unfinished?, will the customer finish it?
Thanks for showing.
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#2 posted 276 days ago
I like the design too. A very clean good looking console table, nicely done.
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#3 posted 276 days ago
Very nice, well done!!
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#4 posted 276 days ago
Wow, really nice. Is that an original design?
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#5 posted 276 days ago
Very clean lines and good workmanship ! A great combination !
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#6 posted 276 days ago
This is nice ! and nice timing on posting this too.
The added a section with 2 shelves is something I have been contemplating about with a similar project that I will be doing. (to have open shelves or closed in). You’ve given my wife a better visual on how it will look.
Thanks for posting.
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