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3 Prong Floor Lamp
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Dimmable remote-control LEDs, grass paper covered acrylic, steel, walnut.
3 Prong Floor Lamp
Lighting - 87" tall, 41" wide
$1,400 + Special shipping required; contact us for estimate
Architectural Table Lamp
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Walnut/Steel base, fabric-covered acrylic shade, dimmable LEDs. Pair this one with "Architectural Floor Lamp"!
Banana Fiber Shelf Lamp
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Walnut block base, banana fiber covered acrylic shade, LED strip lighting.
Big Leaf Maple Burl Bowl 3
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Sourced from Oregon native wood.
Black Walnut Bowl
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Nice large 13 1/2 inch Black Walnut bowl. Beautiful crouch figure. An amazing piece. From a windfall tree in Gaston, Oregon 4 years ago. I was excited to see how this was going to turn out. I am happy with the result.
Black Walnut Root Burl Bowl
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Highly figured Black Walnut root burl bow. Food safe finish.
Block Shelf Lamp
Fine Art by artist James Violette - Description: Fabric-covered acrylic box, figured maple block base. LED bulb only.
Charcuterie Board - Black Walnut
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Charcuterie board with wooden feet, food safe finish.
SOLD
Charcuterie Board - Black Walnut 2
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Charcuterie board with wooden feet, food safe finish.
Charcuterie Board - Oregon Ash
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Charcuterie board with wooden feet, food safe finish.
Charcuterie Board Black Walnut 3
Fine Art by artist Michael Pedemonte - Description: Charcuterie board with wooden feet, food safe finish.
Civil War Drop-Front Desk Top, Ash Wood
Fine Art by artist Terry Peasley - Description: The drop front desk is not a reproduction of any single desk, but presents details used in a few historical examples. These desks were also referred to as "field desks" and were quite popular with officers. One common theme in many desks was a secret hiding place built in. In this desk there are two behind the center drawers, known as the secret till. The writing surface on the door is deer leather that Terry acquired from an old leather jacket he had for over 40 years. Both pieces of furniture are made of ash that Terry collected on his the property and milled on site.
SOLD
Civil War Drop-Front Desk Top, Ash Wood
Ash Wood, Milk Paint - 21 x 27 x 11.5
This piece is available Online Only and is not on display at the gallery.