| Project by CELMillworks | posted 222 days ago | 731 views | 2 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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I made these tables back in 1996 with my good friend Jeff Stephens. They were part of a rustic furniture series we were working on before we had to close shop. The pieces are a constant inspiration to start a new series! The first table is made of Redwood burl with natural panel legs. The second table is made from a Walnut burl with full Hickory stock legs.
-- Creative Edge Millworks Division, WI
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ybotyawnoc
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#1 posted 222 days ago
These are really lovely
Monte Pittman
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#2 posted 222 days ago
Really beautiful wood. You definitely need to keep expanding on this. Love the work.
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kody
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#3 posted 222 days ago
Beautiful tables. Keep up the good work.
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#4 posted 222 days ago
Pretty table! Should look good on my lawn!
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#5 posted 222 days ago
You did a fine thing with that rough wood! It’s beautiful!
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#6 posted 221 days ago
Gorgeous tables!!
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CELMillworks
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#7 posted 221 days ago
Thank you, Everyone!
-- Creative Edge Millworks Division, WI
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#8 posted 220 days ago
I like the a lot.
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