American black walnut

The SENTIENT live edge dining table - sustainable American black walnut, spalted maple, oak & other hardwoods, for aesthetic savoir-faire.

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Huppé is a Quebec company. We design and manufacture innovative modern and contemporary furniture, focusing on bedroom, home office furniture and entertainment centers.

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These are handcrafted cracker trays. Each can hold a full sleeve of crackers with room to spare. Great to have out at parties or special events. Construction Each tray is cut out of a single solid piece of face grain hardwood. Face grain allows for durability while showing off the beautiful natural figure of the wood. Materials: American Black Walnut: Grows commonly in North America. Considered a premium hardwood because of availability, demand, and wide variety of highly figured grain…

Hand-Made in North Carolina, USA from furniture-grade sustainably harvested Appalachian hardwoods Black Walnut is known for its dark colors and tight grain. This dense wood has an iconic deep and rich color Holds Letter Size Standard Paper 8.5″ x 11″ Easy to store, lightweight yet durable Hand sanded and finished with eco-friendly non-toxic, clear finish

Check out this beautiful wood turned, hollowed and hand-carved piece of American black walnut! Added to the gallery by Richard Littlewood.

—— George Nakashima Sanso Table, 1985 American black walnut, rosewood 77 x 76 x 28 in —— Designed by George Nakashima, June 1, 1985, for Wayne and Ruth Hill of Great Falls, VA. Signed by George Nakashima on attached plaque, under the tabletop. Highly figured, American black walnut book-matched, two board top with rich crotch figure, back pockets and 10 butterflies. 4 central rosewood butterflies and 6 walnut butterflies to seal dramatic cracks. The American black walnut base is compose...