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Now this is what I call a table !

PhillH

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George Nakashima, google him, some stunning work.

Oh this is one sold so :ave_it:

Only 822,000 US dollars.


Yep, I got the right number of zeros in there. :ciggrin:
 
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A stunning table, I will have one when I win the lottery, I will have to buy a ticket one day.

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Jury's out on that ..looks spectacular but doesn't seem very practical ...too many sharp edges etc .....God ! I'm beginning to sound like Brian :sob:
 
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edlea said:
Jury's out on that ..looks spectacular but doesn't seem very practical ...too many sharp edges etc .....God ! I'm beginning to sound like Brian :sob:
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The sharp edge is used for cutting, ends there init?
 
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Grump said:
The sharp edge is used for cutting, ends there init?
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I thought they were for getting the bottle tops off :funny:

I don't think I'd buy a table like that if I could afford it... unless it was to cut it down for pens :thumbs:
 
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Nice one piece table top, what wood is it? It has a look of Brown Mallee in the image ..
 
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