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This table is a custom order for an entry table hand forged out of iron. The client was inspired by the art deco look and from there we started a design focused on a style, budget and simplicity. The joints are done in a traditional manner: holes that are slit and drifted, tenons forged at the end of the bars and riveted together, the end of the bars are "upset" where I forge material back into the stock; all with absolutely no welding. I was asked to focus on a simplistic design revolving around the forged arch detail complemented with an art deco feel. This has a black and lacquer finish.Below are some pictures of the progress. I draw the table to scale and get approval before I do any forging. Each piece is hand forged from standard 1" square stock.
This Arts and Craft Style Entry Table is:
Base: 18.5" wide x 21.5" long and 29" tall.
Glass top: 20" x 25"
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Y-O-D-H [2013-07-09 17:48:56 +0000 UTC]
YOU ROCK!
I would probably have made a butcher block top for something like that (walnut or oak more than likely, either a natural finish or a light burn, rubbed down with fine steel wool before a lacquer finish, just how my head works) but I love how the glass showcases the metalwork, something a solid top could never do. I envy your skills in concept and fabrication, and I love the fact that you use archaic methods so cunningly. Definitely a work of art.
Again...
YOU ROCK!
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