Greene and Greene Table

Very nice work. Looks like it matches well to the home’s trim. The mahogany will darken beautifully over the next few years. Well done!

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I enjoy G&G style furniture, as the color contrasting details are a nice blend. Your table meets the historical precedent for G&G, did you design this piece yourself, of find an old plan from an original?
thanks,
Mark DeCou
www.decoustudio.com

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Thanks, Guys! I based this one on a project I saw in a magazine. Good old-fashioned joinery and pretty timber. Can’t really go wrong ;)
Regards
Phil

Outstanding! Greeene & Greene is one of my favorite styles. Nice job on the drawer pull and finger joints. I just started working on my first G&G project, a pair of end tables. Is that wainsott your work as well?

-- Pete

Thanks Pete! It was a fun project (and a real pleasure to work with some pretty mahogany)
The wainscot is not my work-just the conservatory I used for the photo’s (lots of natural light)
Cheers
Phil

very nice table!!!! i have never used linseed oil. how long do you have to wait for the oil to dry before you use shellac? was the shellac brushed or sprayed? is it a durable finish? i have thought about using it but not sure how it holds up. any help would be greatly appretiated.
mike

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Phil, I’ve frequently commented on my admiration for your work. When you show a G & G inspired piece, that’s even better. I’ve been drawn to this style ever since I first discovered it about five years ago. I’ve incorporated it into a few of my small boxes, but have yet to make a furniture piece in the G & G style.

Very nice work, my friend.

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Phil: great looking piece. Are you into the Thorsen greene and greene Side table Challenge

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Mike
I left the oil overnight to soak in. Then you can apply the shellac. I used a rag and applied numerous coats. It has held up really well as a finish although the table doesn’t get heavy use!
Don – thanks for your kind words. I keep thinking about adding similar G+G accents in my other projects. One day!
Karson – I hope to make a table – all depends on how much time I can squeeze out ;)
Cheers
Phil

Saw this on Shuffle. What a great table. Hopefully we will start seeing you around every now and then. Have things settled down any?

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What a great looking table Philip. How did you get the shellac to have that shiny finish on top?

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Nicely done….Bravo

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Very nice table Phillip. Great job.

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The new homepage system brought this to my attention again. You did a great job as usual. I think after building my own G & G side table, I appreciate this one even more than when I seen it the first time.

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It is a great project and I hope you post some more of your projects here.

Oh and Phil, Congradulations on being published in the Woodworker Magazine. I had a friend in the UK send me the July issue. I will have to bug him for the other 3.

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