Lydeard Occasional Table
The Lydeard Occasional Table was made as part of the 'introduction to machining' project at Williams & Cleal Fine Furniture School. On this project students learnt how traditional joinery and finishing skills can be complemented with the use of machines.
American Cherry is used with highlights in Ripple Sycamore for the drawer sides and Cedar of Lebanon for the drawer bottom. The joinery is very intricate as the material’s thicknesses were minimal and discrete, evident in the piece when physically touching and using it.
The Lydeard Occasional Table was made as part of the 'introduction to machining' project at Williams & Cleal Fine Furniture School. On this project students learnt how traditional joinery and finishing skills can be complemented with the use of machines.
American Cherry is used with highlights in Ripple Sycamore for the drawer sides and Cedar of Lebanon for the drawer bottom. The joinery is very intricate as the material’s thicknesses were minimal and discrete, evident in the piece when physically touching and using it.
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Please contact us early to book your piece into the workshop and we will then let you know of an estimated lead time. Lead times can vary depending on the commission. We will always do our best to meet any deadlines that you may have.
Please contact us early to book your piece into the workshop and we will then let you know of an estimated lead time. Lead times can vary depending on the commission. We will always do our best to meet any deadlines that you may have.
Walnut, Olive, Oak and Pear
Walnut, Olive, Oak and Pear
Lydeard Occasional Table
The Lydeard Occasional Table was made as part of the 'introduction to machining' project at Williams & Cleal Fine Furniture School. On this project students learnt how traditional joinery and finishing skills can be complemented with the use of machines.
American Cherry is used with highlights in Ripple Sycamore for the drawer sides and Cedar of Lebanon for the drawer bottom. The joinery is very intricate as the material’s thicknesses were minimal and discrete, evident in the piece when physically touching and using it.
The Lydeard Occasional Table was made as part of the 'introduction to machining' project at Williams & Cleal Fine Furniture School. On this project students learnt how traditional joinery and finishing skills can be complemented with the use of machines.
American Cherry is used with highlights in Ripple Sycamore for the drawer sides and Cedar of Lebanon for the drawer bottom. The joinery is very intricate as the material’s thicknesses were minimal and discrete, evident in the piece when physically touching and using it.
Please contact us early to book your piece into the workshop and we will then let you know of an estimated lead time. Lead times can vary depending on the commission. We will always do our best to meet any deadlines that you may have.
Please contact us early to book your piece into the workshop and we will then let you know of an estimated lead time. Lead times can vary depending on the commission. We will always do our best to meet any deadlines that you may have.
Walnut, Olive, Oak and Pear
Walnut, Olive, Oak and Pear
