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This clean-lined but rustic farm table draws its inspiration from the late 19th and 20th-century revivals, bungalow/craftsman architecture of Cape Charles, Virginia. We crafted this table with beautiful select reclaimed white oak. The durable hand-rubbed polyurethane finish means there's no need for coasters. This piece will hold its luster for decades to come. Just wipe it down with soap and water or an all-purpose cleaner. It measures "83.5 long by 40" wide and 30" high.

This clean-lined but rustic farm table draws its inspiration from the late 19th and 20th-century revivals, bungalow/craftsman architecture of Cape Charles, Virginia. We crafted this table with beautiful select reclaimed white oak. The durable hand-rubbed polyurethane finish means there's no need for coasters. This piece will hold its luster for decades to come. Just wipe it down with soap and water or an all-purpose cleaner. It measures "83.5 long by 40" wide and 30" high.

This clean-lined but rustic farm table draws its inspiration from the late 19th and 20th-century revivals, bungalow/craftsman architecture of Cape Charles, Virginia. We crafted this table with beautiful select reclaimed white oak. The durable hand-rubbed polyurethane finish means there's no need for coasters. This piece will hold its luster for decades to come. Just wipe it down with soap and water or an all-purpose cleaner. It measures "83.5 long by 40" wide and 30" high.

This handcrafted blanket chest is inspired by some of Virginia’s earliest craftsmen of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, who produced furniture dating back as early as 1703.

At that time, yellow pine was frequently used in wood furnishings made on the Shore. The old-growth heart pine used to craft this blanket chest was reclaimed from a farmhouse located in one of our historic local towns, Cape Charles. The idea is to bring back this unique craftsmanship and style specific to the Eastern Shore of Virginia. By crafting this blanket chest with local reclaimed pine and referencing the unique raised-panel style, we draw attention to the Shore’s early craftsmen.

We’ve also included the beautiful landscapes and natural beauty of our home. Open the lid, and you’ll be greeted by an original oil painting by the local artist, Willie Crockett. His paintings are recognized as among the most honest portrayals of Chesapeake Bay drama and beauty.

18'' H x 33.50'' W x 14.24'' D

This handcrafted blanket chest is inspired by some of Virginia’s earliest craftsmen of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, who produced furniture dating back as early as 1703.

At that time, yellow pine was frequently used in wood furnishings made on the Shore. The old-growth heart pine used to craft this blanket chest was reclaimed from a farmhouse located in one of our historic local towns, Cape Charles. The idea is to bring back this unique craftsmanship and style specific to the Eastern Shore of Virginia. By crafting this blanket chest with local reclaimed pine and referencing the unique raised-panel style, we draw attention to the Shore’s early craftsmen.

We’ve also included the beautiful landscapes and natural beauty of our home. Open the lid, and you’ll be greeted by an original oil painting by the local artist, Willie Crockett. His paintings are recognized as among the most honest portrayals of Chesapeake Bay drama and beauty.

18'' H x 33.50'' W x 14.24'' D

This handcrafted blanket chest is inspired by some of Virginia’s earliest craftsmen of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, who produced furniture dating back as early as 1703.

At that time, yellow pine was frequently used in wood furnishings made on the Shore. The old-growth heart pine used to craft this blanket chest was reclaimed from a farmhouse located in one of our historic local towns, Cape Charles. The idea is to bring back this unique craftsmanship and style specific to the Eastern Shore of Virginia. By crafting this blanket chest with local reclaimed pine and referencing the unique raised-panel style, we draw attention to the Shore’s early craftsmen.

We’ve also included the beautiful landscapes and natural beauty of our home. Open the lid, and you’ll be greeted by an original oil painting by the local artist, Willie Crockett. His paintings are recognized as among the most honest portrayals of Chesapeake Bay drama and beauty.

18'' H x 33.50'' W x 14.24'' D

38" Inch Continuous Grain Waterfall Bench - Reclaimed White Oak

38" Inch Continuous Grain Waterfall Bench - Reclaimed White Oak

38" Inch Continuous Grain Waterfall Bench - Reclaimed White Oak

We were inspired by the clean lines and simplistic beauty of Japenese zaisu tatami chairs. Made by laminating and bending reclaimed figured black walnut.

We were inspired by the clean lines and simplistic beauty of Japenese zaisu tatami chairs. Made by laminating and bending reclaimed figured black walnut.

Whether you use this handcrafted stool as a foot rest, a plant stand, a child's seat or a step stool it will bring elegant charm to any room. This clean, well-formed piece was crafted from center-cut heart pine and walnut through mortises. The top measures 14" across and the stool is 12.5" tall.

Whether you use this handcrafted stool as a foot rest, a plant stand, a child's seat or a step stool it will bring elegant charm to any room. This clean, well-formed piece was crafted from center-cut heart pine and walnut through mortises. The top measures 14" across and the stool is 12.5" tall.

Reclaimed white ash slab style coffee table with a hand-turned mahogany bowel recessed into the top, as well as a hand-carved river pattern. With black hairpin legs. 49" wide, 17" deep, 17" tall, 1" thick. Mahogany bowel measures 7" in diameter.

Reclaimed white ash slab style coffee table with a hand-turned mahogany bowel recessed into the top, as well as a hand-carved river pattern. With black hairpin legs. 49" wide, 17" deep, 17" tall, 1" thick. Mahogany bowel measures 7" in diameter.

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