This is a plain sawn White Oak version of the Charles Limbert Company's #238 Tabourette which appeared in the 1905 catalog. I donated this piece to the Stillwater County Chamber of Commerce for a silent auction to benefit the Chamber.

 

The frames above were built for the Stillwater County Chamber of Commerce to show off the prints that are for sale in the office. The frames and all (10) of the prints available can be seen at the Chamber office in the Apple Village complex in Columbus, MT.

                             

A painted version of the Limbert Tabourette originally built by Charles P. Limbert's company in the early 1900's. Stained White Oak variations will be available soon.

      


This White Oak table I hand painted using a combination of Tinted Tung Oil and India Inks
as well as using a little fire to emphasize the design.  

        

 The patio table and bench tops were made from reclaimed Redwood that originally came from a picnic table that was made for my wife by her father. The original design for these pieces are part of my "Irish Country" line and the plans will be made available in the future. If you have a piece of furniture that can no longer be used, I may be able to use some or all of the lumber to create a piece of furniture that will allow you to keep on enjoying the beauty of the original wood. Just give me a call, email, write or stop by and lets see what we can do.

                    

This patio bench top is made from reclaimed Pine lumber from the demolition of part of a building I was involved in remodeling.
 

	White Oak Adirondack Chair finished with WaterLox Marine Finish
	White Oak Adirondack Chair unfinished
	White Oak Adirondack Chairs
	Western Hemlock Adirondack Chair unfinished