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Antikea Solid Walnut

$1,195

These very cool retro 60's tables are based on the client's "Jax Starburst" coffee table and the end tables that were designed to go with them. They are a hybrid in that the legs are hand turned (the original end tables had "flat" legs) with brass caps, a signature mid-century accent. These tabletops are not veneered, they are 3/4 inch walnut on segmented Baltic birch plywood, which has been edge banded with 3/16 hand resawn walnut. The quality and material of these heirloom tables far exceeds the original factory products. The hand-sculpted risers are joined with two bolts/ threaded inserts and sit on 1/2 inch dowels. The legs are mounted at the desired angles by placing the mounts on hand fabricated cleats. The pictures do not do justice to these gems, which would grace any decor and in particular a mid-century or 60s modern aesthetic. These tables are built to the client's dimensions and desires. They can be modified for all dimensions, angles, leg thickness, leg style, etc.

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Jonathan Walkey

Jonathan Walkey

Jonathan Walkey Furniture Maker

La Mesa, CA
Member since: 2013
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Jonathan Walkey is retired professional furniture maker who now makes selected pieces for discriminating clients. I am a one man studio, specializing in decorative arts and crafts, mid-century, Greene & Green, etc. furniture. my own personal style generally includes contrasting hardwoods with beautiful grains and hand worked inlays. In between commissions I simultaneously work on personal studio furniture projects.

I was raised in Lincoln Massachusetts where my father was the director of the DeCordova Museum of modern art. My mother worked as an expert in fine crafts and furniture . I attended many arts and crafts classes and summer art camps at the Museum. I was trained as a silversmith at age 11 and at age 12 built a 10 foot kayak made of wood and canvas. I was a U.S. Navy trained aviation mechanic and earned my living for 15 years as a master mechanic, working mainly on motorcycles. I am also a former carpenter, criminal appellate attorney, credentialed teacher, professional writer, and painter.

Today I apply my talents and interests to building fine arts and craft furniture. My lifelong continuing education combines training of the mind with training of the hands. What you buy from Jonathan is fine art as well as heirloom quality furniture built to last many lifetimes. These qualities are reflected in the cost of my work, neither of which should ever be compared with that of commercial furniture.

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