$190. Each
F.O.B. The Dalles, Oregon
SOLD
Rough and Rustic! Great for a cabin, a leather man cave, a rustic setting or a contemporary family room. This combination is very much a man's item. It would fit well in the lobby of an auto body or repair shop! It is a classic iron and wood recovery piece. Very industrial.
The table top is constructed from discarded and weathered cedar fence planking. They were split, wet and long past being able to be used as new fencing material. That is why they were discarded. They are the culled out pieces. The base is a metal foundation and was bent out of shape, terribly. The base also had a green paint that was sponge painted, chipped, peeled and rusted. That is why they were thrown away. The edge of these newly re-claimed tables comes from a metal and wood trim support for some warehouse shelving. They were found on top of a display rack in a storage section of a Habitat For Humanity Re-Store. I think you will be surprised at how cool these items came together to re-claim this piece of furniture. They are rough and awesome. They came together rather smart. At one time these items were completely separate and unrelated pieces. Now they serve a whole new life. The paint on the metal was done with some black hammered spray. Nice.
There are two of these that match! They are sold separately. Don't miss them if you have a rustic setting looking for something really cool to set it off.
I plan to add this kind of top to another aluminum crossing base for a coffee table. It is a brushed nickel kind of aluminum finish. It has a real European, contemporary-styled set of lines. The two may be extraordinarily smart together. It is coming next!
It might be worth waiting to check them out together?
I have a funny feeling that they will make a great marriage.
I will hurry to get it done so you can check out the combo.
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