Pine side table ( 40 wide X 20 deep X 30 high) Pine: $350. Hardwood: $650.
Side table, or writing table, or computer table, or sewing table, if anyone sews anymore. I save my figured pine for these. You can't really see it here, but you'd be surprised what nice grain you can find in lumber company pine. Also available in hardwood.
Another small pine table, just like the one above only with a black base.
End table (Top is 18X30; 26 high) $500
End table with a great top: maple with a birdseye-on-steroids figure. This was one of those boards you buy because it's perfect, and you use it for a small table top because you don't want to dilute its perfection. I doubt I'll ever run across another one, but if you're interested let me know and I'll look around.
Cherry demilune (40 wide X 18 deep X 30 high) $450
Cherry demilune with turned maple legs, the profile of which I swiped from a guy named Robert Eliot, who makes fine reproductions of Windsor chairs. Look him up. The inlay is maple.
End tables (18 square X 26 high) $200 each
The tops and drawer fronts are flamed cherry, which doesn't show up too well in the picture; legs are maple; inlay is walnut.
Pine demilune coffee table (55 wide X 28 deep X 18 high) $500
Simple, functional.... Works well in front of a couch. OK, you try captioning photos of similar things for three hours straight.
Pine end table (26 wideX22 highX18 deep) $200
Chamfered legs and skirt, rubbed black base. Works as a small coffee table or beside the couch, or.... Works as a small table.
Chess table (24 high X 20 square) $350
OK, so it was shot with checkers. Oddly enough, it works for both games. The top is mahogany and maple; the base is painted poplar.
Pine end table (22 high X 16 wide X 24 deep) &175
I usually make these in pairs -- one for each end of the couch. Works especially well with the demilune coffee table below.
Pine demilune coffee table, black base (20 high X 54 wide X 30 deep) $500
Another one of these, only with rubbed black base. Made to go with the end tables above.
Square coffee table (36 X 36 X 20 high) $200
A nice little table, pine with rubbed black base.
Chess table (19 X 19 X 23 high) $600
I like this one so much I keep it in my living room. Maple legs, mahogany aprons. The top is maple and mahogany.
Side table (36 wide X 36 high X 14 deep) $400
All us furniture makers are looking for the next big thing in legs. You know: a breakthrough -- the new cabriole. Well, this is what I came up with one day. I think it's kind of cute, though I can't recall getting any orders for this one.
The top is cherry, the base painted poplar.