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Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style
Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style
Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style
Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style
Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style
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Nail Inlay Table No. 43 | Dining Table in Tables by Peter Sandback. Item made of maple wood works with contemporary & modern style

Created and Sold by Peter Sandback

Peter Sandback

Nail Inlay Table No. 43

Price $5,800

Creation: 7-9 weeks
Shipping: 7-10 days
Estimated Arrival: February 3, 2025

Handmade

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
16H x 12W x 68D in
40.64H x 30.48W x 172.72D cm
-6.35 kg
-14 lb

Handmade tables inlaid with hundreds, even thousands of nails of various diameters
I have been making furniture in my rural New Hampshire shop one at a time, by hand for 25 years.
My more recent work involves inlaying regular;ar old construction nails in my table surfaces. The nails are cut flush with the table surface and polished. The resulting effect is a pattern of shiny dots of various diameters. My patterns come from many sources. A favorite is very old hand cut Japanese stencils used for kimono fabric, called katagami.

Item Nail Inlay Table No. 43
Created by Peter Sandback
As seen in Creator's Studio, Harrisville, NH
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Peter Sandback
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Wescover creator since 2023
Handmade tables inlaid with hundreds, even thousands of nails of various diameters

I have been making furniture in my rural New Hampshire shop one at a time, by hand for 25 years.
My more recent work involves inlaying regular;ar old construction nails in my table surfaces. The nails are cut flush with the table surface and polished. The resulting effect is a pattern of shiny dots of various diameters. My patterns come from many sources. A favorite is very old hand cut Japanese stencils used for kimono fabric, called katagami.