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Craftsman Style Coffee Table

Limbert Coffee table

$975


An elliptical top, arched legs, and decorative piercings add grace and beauty to this Craftsman-style table modeled after a library table by Charles Limbert. This scaled-down version preserves the original overall proportions, as well as elliptical top and shelf, gently curved legs, and decorative piercings in the stretchers. Bridle joints hold the legs and aprons together, and a notched bridle joint is used where the stretchers intersect. The legs and shelf are notched where they meet, and slip tenons join the stretchers to the legs.

Dimensions: Oval top is approx 3′ x 2′, table top is 20″ in height.

Material: all solid quarter-sawn white oak.

NOTE: Shipping is done by FedEx; it is the largest package they will take, short of it going freight. I have a custom, heavy-duty cardboard box custom made for this table. The shipping is $275 to any place in continental US.

Design: G Paolini

Cherry Limbert Coffee Table

Cherry version

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Posted by on June 1, 2015 in Furniture

 

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Craftsman style table, Limbert #240

limbert table$875

This Limbert table from the early 1900s features gentle curves on each edge and arched openings in the side panels provide access to the shelf.

Overall dimensions: 20″ wide, 20″ deep, by 29″ high, made of quarter-sawn white oak.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Posted by on May 20, 2015 in Furniture

 

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Craftsman Round Table

Roundtop Craftsman Table

$875

Take a look at this table, and I know you’ll find something to admire – whether it’s the highly figured quartersawn white oak, the decorative slots in the tapered legs, or the dramatic grain patterns of the round tabletop and the cross-shaped shelf.

Approx. 30″ tall, the top is 22″ round.Approx. 30″ tall, the top is 22″ round. NOTE: I also make a 24″ high version.

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Posted by on May 2, 2015 in Furniture

 

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Lost Stickley Mission Style Table

Lost Stickley Table Dressed

$1250


This is the so-called “lost” Stickley Mission style table, which was prototyped, but never was in production. What makes it unique is the front and back splay of the legs. It’s this slight angle that gives this table more character than straight-legged versions that were mass produced.

27″ high, 22″ deep, 16″ wide. Solid quarter sawn oak. (can also be made of cherry)

“We ordered two Stickley bedside tables from Patrick and could not be happier. He took such extraordinary care in the craftsmanship and the pieces are simply beautiful.” – Wendy K., Manhattan

 

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Posted by on May 1, 2015 in Furniture

 

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Ukelele & Mandolin Stand


Ukelele stand

$225

I recently took up playing the ukelele; I’ve always wanted to play a string instrument, but the guitar was just too obvious – everyone plays the guitar! I wanted a different sound, and something relatively easy to play, and the ukelele was the ticket.

However, when not practicing, I had no real good place to put it down; a table top took up too much room, and just leaning it into a corner was too iffy. The commercial stands sold are very ugly and metallic; functional, yes, pretty, like my ukelele, no.

So, I created this mahogany stand for it (after several prototypes). It hangs the ukelele (or your mandolin) in a bendable, yet solid foam covered cradle, so the instrument is not having it’s bottom or side roughed up, had it been laying down – and it’s very easy to shape the cradle arms in or out to suit your instrument’s needs. My ukelele’s head is asymmetrical, so adding a slight twist to the cradle when installing it was right for me – we can discuss your instrument’s needs upon ordering.

Perhaps just as important as a great way to set your instrument, this piece just looks great – a fine complement to your beautiful ukelele or mandolin – unlike some cheap ugly metal stand. This piece would look great in your living room, office – or wherever you practice.

While this piece is in mahogany, obviously other wood choices are available, and can be combined. I could see this piece in cherry, with the top of the two “boomerangs” on the base being ebonized, or blackened, for contrast. Or, if you are the more adventurous type, we could try Zebra wood, or Purpleheart, or Yellowheart. Possibly, I could match your instrument’s woods as well.

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Posted by on April 3, 2014 in BlogNotes, Furniture

 

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Mission Desk (Commission)

Frontal

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Mission style desk for computer use, a commission. All quarter-sawn white oak. Legs are quarter sawn on all four sides. The client uses specialty control panels for his software, and requested I make custom cut outs for them; also, when not using the panels, he can put in filler inserts. Also built a “cage” for his components.

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Original concept rendering; client didn’t want the corbels.

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Posted by on December 8, 2013 in Furniture

 

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Modern Mission Desk

I challenged myself to design a modern mission style desk. The contrast between the two styles was challenging. I enjoy designing with Sketchup (and the rendering engine, Kerekythea) as much as actually being in the shop.

Some specifics: The drawer pulls are hammered copper, and sunk into cutouts in the drawer, as contrasted to being attached through the drawer front by a screw. All cherry and ebonized cherry. 6′ 4″ long by 32″ at the deepest. The top is 30″ high, and has 25″ of leg clearance.

Modern Mission Desk

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Posted by on November 14, 2013 in BlogNotes, Furniture, SkunkWorks

 

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Grand Mission Desk

Grand Mission Desk

$8,000

This wonderful Mission (Craftsman, Arts and Crafts) desk is for the person that wants a real showpiece in his or her office or den.

The top is a commanding 1 1/2″ thick piece; the legs are stylish, yet solid and massive in feel. They are capped top and bottom as well. The bottom arched vertical pieces in the middle panel, and corbels add stylish flair. Real Harvey Ellis reproductions of inlays are featured in the middle panel (they are other styles that can be chosen). In this current rendition, it is a computer workstation; there is no drawers or shelving in the back end.

Top is a huge 1.5″ thick slab, 84″ wide, by 30″ deep, 28″ high. All quarter-sawn white oak.

NOTE: The configuration o this desk can be changed – wood type, stain, wood combinations, as well as adding drawer or shelving in the back (currently there are none; they would cost additional). I would create a new Etsy listing for your approval, in that case.

SHIPPING: Paypal will add $500 automatically for shipping. This is an approximation only. Actual shipping will vary. If you are with 6 hours of Rochester, NY, I will deliver personally for a nominal charge. You are also welcome to pick up the pieces yourself, or arrange for a carrier to do so. I will also ship outside the USA, but again, shipping charges will be different from the $500 cited.

Oblique 1 Front Grand Mission Desk

 
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Posted by on May 15, 2013 in Furniture, SkunkWorks

 

Arts & Crafts Wall Shelf

Mission shelf

$875

This marvelous Arts and Crafts (or Craftsman) Wall Shelf features two large columns with a a flower/stem/leaf inlay. Two shelves will handsomely display your best decorative items or photographs. You won’t find another piece like this.Post view2

Made of all quarter-sawn white oak (with the exception of the inlay), and traditional bullet-proof mortise and tenon joinery, this piece will not only look great for decades, but be solid today as when your heirs fight over it.

43″ wide, 23″ tall, 6″ deep

 

“Patrick did a great job of keeping me informed on the progress of my shelf and I was absolutely thrilled with it when I received it. The craftsmanship is unparalleled. I get many compliments on it, as it is the highlight of my Mission-style dining room.” C.S., Glenview, IL

 
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Posted by on March 15, 2013 in Furniture

 

Mission Nesting Tables

$550

Mission style nesting tables. All quarter-sawn white oak.

All table tops are 1″ thick solid quarter-sawn white oak.

Largest table is 2′ tall; top measures 1’11” x 1′ 3″
Mid table is 1′ 10″ tall; top measures 1′ 1″ x 1′ 4″
Small table is 1′ 8″ tall; top measures 10″ x 11″

 
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Posted by on November 26, 2012 in Furniture

 

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