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    Greene & Greene bench

    Hi all
    I've made a couple of these benches in mahogany but decided to make this one out of california walnut I also used abalone, ebony, leather, sterling silver and waxed linen thread.
    I started this project after getting a good deal on a slab at a local supplier. Turned out it wasn't as dry as they said so I cut all the parts oversized and let them sit for a couple of years.
    Thanks for looking
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    Beautiful job. I love walnut.
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    I like your bench Thomas excellent.Looks comfy too. Andrew

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    Great looking bench. And lots of patience with the wood.

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    Really nice job Tom!
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    Is the design yours with a G&G influence or did G&G do one like it? I like the bench. It's not as cluttered as some G&G designs.

    I do like G&G designs.

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    Real nice work on the bench Tom. By the looks of the walnut the long wait for it to dry was worth it.

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    Very nice, love the design, proportions and the Walnut is exquisite !
    MARK

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    Really great looking. I agree with Lowell that G&G is often too cluttered for my taste but you have hit a real happy medium.
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    Beautiful work as usual Thomas. Your attention to detail is wonderful.
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    gorgeous wood..like the flairing front posts..

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    Thanks all
    The design is mine with G & G influences.
    Tom

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    Nice work. Makes me think of hand-made fly rods, with that waxed linen wrap. Love the abalone.
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