New tables styles

I made these tables for my daughter who just moved in to their new place.  

     I can make these tables in any size, any colour.  The legs are cut-out using a band saw. 

 I  have a number of different patterns for legs, see below.

Large Table

     I made this table last week - it measures 36" wide x 84" long.

Cabinets from old doors

Alot of times I will start with doors and design around the door, which I've done with these pieces.

Night Stands made from Cedar

     I made these two sets of night lady stands - you can also put coins wallet keys on the curve of her hair.  They are made from cedar logs.

Jaunting Sleigh into a Coffee Table

     I made this sled into a coffee table - I bought it from a fellow who delivered it to my shop on the roof of his car!
     See the tag below noting it was made by J.S.Francis & Sons, Fortune Bridge, Prince Edward Island.

    I found the following image and story on usedpei.com

Limited Edition, numbered and signed Print of original oil painting by 
Dona Aitken. Title is Bessie's Francis Sleigh, Size is 13 x 10 
The Frances and Sons Sleigh and Wagon Company were located in Fortune Bridge PEI in the early 1900s.

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     Also, I found this information at...

http://www.gov.pe.ca/photos/original/leg_mthbiosF.pdf

FRANCIS, HARRY S., carnage builder; b. 5 June 1886 in Fortune Bridge, son of John S. Francis and Jane Elizabeth MacKie; m. 11 August 1915 Ethel M. McEwen, and they had six children, Elizabeth, J. Wallace, Hilda, Lome, Bernice, and Edgar Vernon; United; d. 3 June 1948. Francis, a Liberal, was elected to the Legislative Assembly in the general election of 1943 for l sl Kings. He was defeated in the general election of 1947. ot. Francis was educated at the Fortune Bridge School, resided in the community of Fortune Bridge, and was a partner in the firm of J. S. Francis and Sons, carriage builders. Harry Francis died 3 June 1948. Ethel Francis, the daughter of Wallace McEwen, was born in 1892 and died in 1979. 

References CPG 1947, 1948; PARO: Leard Piles; Bay Fortune United Church Cemetery Transcripts. FRASER, A. A. "JOEY", oil

Parrots

     I made these parrots this week.  They made from local cedar - for the beak I used a lobster claw.

It's Tuna Season!

     I have made these Tunas in the past - thought I'd make a few more.  

     They are made from cedar - for the tails I used a horse shoe and the other one I don't know what it is; the top fin is a large lobster claws and the side fins are oxen shoes.

     There are many bluefin tuna being caught off the north shore of Prince Edward Island these days.

Church pew chair

      I had this back and seat off a old pew but it never head any ends so I got a couple of chairs that were the same and put them together to make this bench.

Garden Work Bench from Cast Iron Sink

      I put this old cast iron sink and drop leaf table together to make this "garden work bench".  You can connect a garden hose to the faucet for cold water to one side.

Cows!

     I made these cows this week - making jersey cows for the first time.  I used a dinner fork for the tail and for the body I used a block of 6"×6" cedar post.

Stepback cabinets with old stove bases

     I used these old wood stove metal base and legs for the bases of these stepback cabinets.