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A rule joint allows each leaf to drop 90 degrees when not in use. When the leaves are up an even reveal shows along the joint's edge. |
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Each end of the table has a curved rail that is concentric with the table top. The figured grain of the Cherry is displayed here. |
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Tapered legs lighten up the table's appearance without compromising the integrity of the structure. |
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Made of local Black Cherry from Ashby, Ma. The table was exposed to ammonia fumes to give it a rich brown color. It was then finished with linseed oil, padded shellac, varnish and wax. |

The Pembroke Table in Maple
PETE E. MICHELINIE, FURNITURE
MAKER
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