27″ x 27″ x 29″ high Also known as an encyclopedia table, this is a great place to store a collection of fine books, and a wonderful opportunity for purchasing a hollow-chisel mortiser. When laying out the slats, work from … Continue reading →
Glass doors are a dust-proof luxury rarely seen on a bookcase today. Though designed as a floor-standing piece, you could mount the case to the wall, and you could use it for curios or china as readily as for books. … Continue reading →
36″ high x 40″ wide x 22″ deep People don’t write letters with pen and paper any more probably because they don’t have a terrific desk like this one. It would also make a good home for a laptop computer-good … Continue reading →
58″ high x 36″ wide x 14″ deep One of Harvey Ellis’ finest designs. It has a commanding presence even though it is actually rather small. The original has four panes of leaded glass in each of the top lights. … Continue reading →
30″ high x 32″ deep x 54″ wide Many variations of the table were made-it was available with a leather top or a wooden top, and appeared in some catalogs with three drawers instead of two as shown in this … Continue reading →
