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A Greene and Greene table to match our existing G&G Adirondack chairs (see chairs on quicksilver projects on LJ). The table is constructed of African Mahogany with Brazilian Ebony (Katlox?). Mortise and tenon construction. The idea was taken from a coffee table posted on Google Images. No further information was available, so the entire project was design build as it progressed. Many thanks to the many LJ contributors regarding G&G construction techniques, I learned many things with this project. Approximately 80 hours with the learning curve. Finished with Tung Oil.

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Great looking table, very nice build.
 

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Nice porch table…well done.
 

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VERY nice table
 

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That is a great looking table and a peaceful place to hang out. Well done.
 

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Excellent tables!
 

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Beautiful G&G coffee table. Welcom to G&G fun community. My wife asked me to made coffee table too. Now I wait new book Darrel Peart and think that I will begin soon this project. I like your table and high quality of the work.
 

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Great job on this build and the chairs as well. I'm a big fan of G&G and live near the Gamble House that I visit when I feel like looking at some great woodworking. I have a couple books on them as well…. Very nice …Enjoy…..

A fellow Lumberjock has a great book on this ….

Greene N Greene
 

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Very nice looking
 

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Beautiful table. Great proportions and you sure nailed the lower level with the wood selection. Those brothers had a gift with design and the amazing thing is how much that cloud lift and accent pieces take the Craftsman style to a whole new level, and from what I can tell, a revival of sorts today. Nicely done and thanks for sharing. I'm already dreaming of the next Greene and Greene piece for next years project.

Scott
 
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