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OAK PEDESTAL TABLE BASE - TABLE BASE
OAK PEDESTAL TABLE BASE - MODERN SQUARE COFFEE TABLE. Oak Pedestal Table Base
Kestell Poker Table - Pedestal Base Oak Wood 52 Inch This Kestell Poker Table with Pedestal Base is made out of Oak Wood and comes in a 52 inch size. This is the perfect choice for any game room or club house setting where you want a permanent poker table! Handcrafted in the USA and made from select northern Wisconsin oak for beauty and durability. The Kestell Furniture Company is family owned and is the oldest and largest manufacturer of quality poker tables in the world! Their superior designs, furniture quality construction, and precision manufacturing methods prove beyond any doubt there is no better choice than Kestell! The Kestell Oak Wood Poker Table 52 Inch with Pedestal Base features: (14) Dragon on China Pagod, Hagaparken Architect Fredrik Magnus Piper’s general plan of Haga Park shows that a Chinese summer house was planned from the outset. However, the task of designing it fell to architect Louise Jean Desprez in 1788. As with much of Haga Park, King Gustav III was involved in the design, China was the height of fashion in the 18th century, which probably contributed to the choice of a Chinese-inspired building, The East India Company’s travels and trade with Chine helped to generate huge interest in Chinese culture in Europe. The Chinese Pagoda is an open octagonal pavilion with a tented metal roof, resting on timber columns. Each corner is decorated with a dragon’s head, originally cast in lead. There were once small brass bells in the dragon heads that chimed in the sins. There was also a large octagonal table in the middle. Around the pagoda there are still stone bases for pedestals that would have borne Chinese statues. The pagoda has been renovated many times over the years without changing the original appearance. The colourful painting has been made to match Desprez’ watercolour drawing. A few old dragon heads in oak, which originally adorned the temple, are now in the Haga Park Museum in the Copper Tents. The Chinese pagodas a listed historical monument and is managed by the National Property Board Sweden. Haga Park is subject to H.M. the King’s royal right of disposition. Se even the picture below this one The China Pagod, Hagaparken Architect Fredrik Magnus Piper’s general plan of Haga Park shows that a Chinese summer house was planned from the outset. However, the task of designing it fell to architect Louise Jean Desprez in 1788. As with much of Haga Park, King Gustav III was involved in the design, China was the height of fashion in the 18th century, which probably contributed to the choice of a Chinese-inspired building, The East India Company’s travels and trade with Chine helped to generate huge interest in Chinese culture in Europe. The Chinese Pagoda is an open octagonal pavilion with a tented metal roof, resting on timber columns. Each corner is decorated with a dragon’s head, originally cast in lead. There were once small brass bells in the dragon heads that chimed in the sins. There was also a large octagonal table in the middle. Around the pagoda there are still stone bases for pedestals that would have borne Chinese statues. The pagoda has been renovated many times over the years without changing the original appearance. The colourful painting has been made to match Desprez’ watercolour drawing. A few old dragon heads in oak, which originally adorned the temple, are now in the Haga Park Museum in the Copper Tents. The Chinese pagodas a listed historical monument and is managed by the National Property Board Sweden. Haga Park is subject to H.M. the King’s royal right of disposition. oak pedestal table base This handcrafted wood entertainment stand proudly displays your favorite turntable or Cosley Entertainment Center in any setting. Constructed of hardwoods and veneers, the ST48 features functional wire rack-style dividers perfect for storage of your complete record collection. The handcrafted ST48 wood entertainment stand proudly displays your favorite turntable or Crosley Entertainment Center in any setting. Constructed of hardwoods and veneers and covered in a hand-rubbed oak finish, the stand holds turntables or other components at the ideal fiddling height, so you can easily change records or adjust the controls. Users will also delight in the stand's traditional lines, which perfectly complement Crosley's vintage-style electronics. And to top it off, the stand features four wire-rack-style dividers beneath the main shelf for storing vinyl albums, magazines, or coffee table books. It can even function as an end table in a pinch. The ST48 measures 18.5 by 23.75 by 15 inches (W x H x D) and is backed by a 90-day warranty. Light assembly is required. 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