There really isn't such a thing but this is what one would look like if coffee tables had been invented back then. The top features a raised lip on the edge and tilts up to reveal a storage compartment for magazines, games, or books.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
This table was built for a friend from a magazine photo. It features an unusual club foot pattern that I have not seen elsewhere.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
I built this tiny table for myself from two pieces of black walnut my long deceased grandfather had stashed away and lost in the ceiling of a basement some 20 years before. The inlay is all handmade from mahogany and maple. I do not currently have a source for black walnut but a similar item could be made from mahogany.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
This extremely useful tapered leg table has a minimalist appearence so common in furniture from the Shaker movement. It makes a great desk for a guest room, a place to put the keys in the front hall, or behind a freestanding sofa. The table can be made with 2 drawers, lower for a coffee table, or short and square for an end table. The chair with the table is a real antique a reproduction could be made to go with the table.
Pine Price: $ USD
This extremely solid and useful piece is made from poplar with a dark mahogany finish. The dovetailed case along with legs joined with dovetailed tenons and edge glued to the case make this a piece that is extremely durable and should outlast your grandchildren. The size, shape, proportions, number of drawers and doors, finish can all be modified to build a custom piece to best match an existing set or location.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
This comfortable rocker features extra long laminated rockers, shaped arm rests, and a comfortable solid wood seat. The rockers flatten towards the ends to prevent tipping over. For extra comfort this piece cab be custom sized to fit the client. This piece was made in oak but mahogany is more easily obtained here in the Dominican Republic.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
This complex, hand shaped and carved mahogany chair is one of a set of six. The design is from The Philadelphia and Chair-maker's Book of Prices, published 1795. Because of the compound curves in the back this chair, the details can only be properly shaped by hand using replicas of the original hand tools. The Chippendale period represents one of the high points of furniture making. A set of six or eight chairs and a matching table would make a very impressive dinning room set.
Mahogany Price: $ USD
