Riddling Rack Trestle Table
The central design element to this trestle table is a riddling rack, which is used to hold Champagne bottles at a 45-degree angle during the fermentation process. The client had acquired this rack at a vineyard and wanted to make a dining table with it. This table is made with reclaimed hemlock from a century-old barn in Upstate New York. The rack is supported by the trestle supports and covered by a sheet of tempered glass. The table measures 76 inches long by 36 inches wide, and extends to nearly 9 feet with the extensions (supported by oak supports). The table is created using traditional pinned mortise and tenon joinery. Size, style and finish can be customized to your requirements.
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About Me
With a 30-year career in the media industry, I understand the importance of client service, meeting (and exceeding) expectations, and superior craftsmanship. I use hand-selected American hardwoods sourced from local mills, and for some projects, reclaimed materials from century-old barns, to create unique heirloom pieces that you'll be proud to showcase in your home or office.
About My Work
Whether it's custom cabinetry or a one-of-a-kind piece of furniture, I treat every commission like it's for a friend. I use traditional joinery techniques and the finest materials and finishes to ensure that your piece not only looks beautiful, but will also last for generations.
I'm a member of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers, and the Cabinet Makers Association.
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