As is typical of much of the furniture of Texas during that period, the table features simple, clean lines with subtly curved legs. One large drawer provides plenty of storage for kitchen utensils. The top consists of three boards. On our reproduction, we used ponderosa pine for the top and soft maple for the legs and apron. The top was stained and the rest of the piece was given a contrasting wipe of black paint.
Construction requires a table saw and a band saw as well as the usual handtools.
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