Grandmother's Table

[Carol Dee]

Well ....drum roll please... here they are.... (The long awaited photo of Grandmother's Table....

It is a beautiful table @Nyboy, it looks sturdy and will serve you well for many more years. Enjoy

 

[ninnymary]

Love the table. A beautiful refinishing job and a perfect place for a cup of tea or coffee.

Mary

 

[thistlebloom]

Beautiful table, I love the grain of the wood. I'm sure your grandma would be pleased that you're using it and taking such good care of it.

 

[Nyboy]

many happy meals at that table. Thanks Carol

 

[Carol Dee]

many happy meals at that table. Thanks Carol

Happy to help. Love the table

 

[digitS']

The table I talk about in my south window is a little dropleaf affair. Mom got it for me when I had just finished my log cabin and it fit perfectly in its window there.

I cleaned the paint off the top, stained and sealed it, repainting the legs. About 35 years ago, I put it back in my parents' basement. It sat down there until my daughter rescued it for her apartment. She passed it on to my son, when he lived nearby for a couple of years.

I've got it again now. It just makes me happy looking at it ... enjoy your grandmother's table, NyBoy .

Steve

 

[Nyboy]

I wish i had a before photo, the finish on top was worn away from years of scrubbing. Steve your table is a real family heirloom!!

 

[Jared77]

A true work of art. It's a beautiful piece of furniture. The chairs are a great match too.

 

[Nyboy]

Good eye @Jared77 the chairs are 18 century Sweden. While 18 century England and America was in love with mahogany, continental Europe wanted painted. They where from the Westport house I lived in.