How to build a Coopered Hall Table
Drawing on the skills of craftsmen who built oak barrels for aging wine, this hall table was created with a s of the barell-like bases are cut on an angle so the sides of the base tilt gracefully in toward each other. To join the sides, copper pipes -- finished using a hot patina process -- are cut and glued into holes that have been partially drilled through the sides of the base. A cut-glass top give a bird
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