A Few of our
Satisfied Customer's Tables |
Misc Table Photos |

5' farm table with breadboard ends shown with a more delicate farm
leg in mustard over black. |

A typical top having the final touches being added |

5' standard farm table with 3 board top and breadboard ends. |

A typical farm table made for the shop. They don't last very long
when displayed like this. |

7' pine top on hepplewhite base in black over red. |

A close-up of one of our benches which pair well with the tables.
This particular bench was made with new wood but made to look old. |

7' white pine (new wood) on our standard base. Solid top has lacquer
finish. |

Our breadboard ends are assembled to LAST! The tenons are slotted
so they may move with variations in humidity. Without this added feature,
the tops may crack and split. |

Standard 6' farm table with basic farm table leg. Super nice old top
in a wax finish.. Painted in red over black. Typically sells for $799. |

Our museum quality finish comes standard on all tables unless otherwise
specified |

Our very best "Hallmark" replica of an 18th century tilt
top table. Finished in salmon milk paint. |

Another view of this fantastic tilt-top. |

7' farm table with stretcher base shown in black over red. |

We offer as an option, company boards that slide in to the end of
the table. This adds more seating room when "company" comes |

6' solid cherry top with breadboard ends on a stretcher style base
using William & Mary legs. |

I really DO make all the tables myself.... |

6' Solid pine (new wood) farm table on stretcher base with bench to
match |

Adding color in layers helps me achieve the desired effect on this
tabletop. |

Very primitive 4 board top (6') on traditional farm table base in
black over red |

This is the completed farm table after adjusting color as shown above.
This particular table is made from new pine boards, glued together,
and distressed slightly to appear aged. |

Primitive 5' round farm table with hepplewhite legs in salmon over
blue milk paint. |

Very authentic looking milk paint on this table leg. |

7' solid oak top on a maple base with hepplewhite legs in black over
green. |

Close-up of the oak finish. The pores are colored differently from
the rest of the wood so it will stand out more. |

This 6' x 3' table is comprised of an extremely distressed andprimitive
4 board top. This is one of the few tables we have produced with a
stained base that matches the top. |

This table was made from an old work table top I purchased several
years ago. Once I cleaned it up I found that it was made of birch
and that it had oak yrim along the sides. I fashioned a base from
some vintage old boards I had along with some early, solid 4 x 4 timbers
for the legs. |

I found these old threshing floor boards that were just screaming
to be made into a table. The boards are 16" wide and full of
character. I finished the top with a hand rubbed varnish. The base
is my standard farm table base painted in black over red. |
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Solid Cherry 7' table with breadboard ends on solid cherry base. Shown
with hepplewhite legs. |

Close-up of the detail on the cherry apron and leg. Notice the cherry
pegs and the beading. |