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Dining Room Furniture:

This table was recently done and represents a solution to a problem I've been thinking about for awhile - how to do a large extension table with sturdy leaves that store underneath the top. When the lantern collars are lifted slightly, the main top can be lifted and the extensions slide easily out or back in and the top automatically adjusts. Unextended the table seats four, and extended it seats eight. This piece can be done without lanterns. The table shown, in cherry with lanterns, would be $3375.00, without lanterns $2975.00. Dimensions - unextended - 63L 36D 39H, extended - 100L 36D 39H. Table height w/o lanterns would be 30".

This dramatic dining room furniture was inspired by the designs of the Prairie Architects and Frank Lloyd Wright. Shown here in quartersawn white oak with a satin waterproof finish. "Lanterns" on each of the four posts are done in artglass, one bulb per post. To dine at this table is a real experience. The high-back chairs create an intimate enclosure for those around the table. And the glass lanterns give off the glow of candlelight. Table 43H 95L 48D and 29H to tabletop. $3375.00 Chair 51H 15 1/2W 17D. $725.00 each as shown for four or more. This design can, of course, be altered to suit your needs.

Done as a companion piece to the group above, this sideboard has custom artglass panels in the doors and the wood used is quartersawn white oak. 29 1/2H 72L 20D. $2550.00.

Inspired by the dining table Wright designed for the Allen house - massive, architectural, with lines that accentuate the horizontal. The chairs take their inspiration from Wright's design for the Husser house. All the pieces are in cherry. Table 30H 84W 42D. $3350.00 There are better pictures of one of these tables farther down the page. Chair 51H 16 1/2W 17D. $825.00 each, slightly more for quantities under four. These pieces were finished with a waterproof, urethane-based product, but they can also be finished in oil. .

This sideboard was done as a companion piece to the work above. Drawers dovetailed front and back, hand-fitted into the case. European hinges on the doors. All in cherry. 30H 72W 20D. $2175.00.

The cherry dining table shown here was inspired by Wright's design for the Allen house in Wichita. Believe me, it looks more massive in real life. Finished in a urethane based, fully waterproof finish. 30H 42W 96D - $3350.00, design can be altered .

Borrowing details from several of Wright's designs, this custom dining group, done in cherry, has an elegance all its own. Prairie style in every way, and the chairs with slanted backslats adds an extra bit of comfort. The sideboard is just like the one with glass doors farther up the page only in cherry. The picture on the right was provided by the folks that commissioned the work - thank you! Table 29 1/2H 42W 96L - $3475.00. Chair - 52H 16W 19 1/2D - $895.00 each. Sideboard 29 1/2H 72L 20D - $2450.00.

My version, in cherry, of a dining chair (both high and lowback) designed by Wright for the Coonley house near Chicago. The customer wanted the backs 7 inches higher than the original. The details, all combined give the chair a Japanese look. 44"H 17W 18D highback, and 27 1/2 H lowback. Four or more of this chair would sell for $850.00 each and $670.00 lowback.

I truly enjoyed creating this table in cherry and I think the subtle Japanese detailing went together very well. Original table designed by FLW for Taliesin I believe. This table serves as a conference table for a law office, the dimensions are 30"H 48"W 110"D, oil finish. $3935.00.

The customers commissioning this work took advantage of my ability to customize. The table, Prairie School through and through, goes from 7 feet to 10 feet via end leaves. They wanted the ability to remove the lanterns completely when more space was needed. I left the glass off the lanterns for a local artisan in their town to match work he'd done elsewhere in the house. The chairs are based on Wright's Husser chair except the backslats are slanted. All work in cherry. Table: 30H 76L 42D $4475.00 Chairs: 52H 17W 19 1/2D $875.00 each (4 or more).

The drawing for this piece was supplied by the customer and may be unique I think. I call it a Prairie style double sideboard - doors on both sides. The customers wanted a large unit to store dinnerware and to also be a break between the dining area and the living room. It was done as a companion piece to the group above almost a year later. In cherry, 30H 38W 82L $4075.00 With a few minor changes this piece could serve as a library table.

The dining furniture pictured here was an attempt to draw inspiration primarily from the work of Rennie Mackintosh while incorporating a few Wrightian features - mainly, the use of lanterns on each post. Dining at this table is absolutely unique. The colored glass, both in the lanterns and inlaid into the backs of the chairs, plus the off-white color, makes routine meals seem special and almost magical. Colors for the artglass lanterns are pink, lavender, spring green, black and off white. Table 42H 89L 38D. $3925.00 as shown. Chair 53H 15 1/2W 17D. $750.00 like these for four or more.

Very similar to the Mackintosh styled table above, this table was done in a dark stained quartersawn white oak and the glass for the lanterns was supplied by the customer. A dark stain such as this requires 5 to 6 coats of stain before the finish is applied, adding to the cost. 42H 95L 42W. $3950.00 as shown.

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