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this is a commission john just finished for a customer living in New York who owns three of the petite chaise no.1 - she wanted a child's table that would go with the chairs - it was designed in this shape so that there was a spot for each child. I think it turned out very nicely.
it's beautiful! the shape reminds me of an escutcheon.
ReplyDeletebeautiful work, John
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work.
ReplyDeletewow. This is really nice. Someone will be inspired to order a grown-up version...
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