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Dennis Zongker
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Ball & Claw, Lion Coffee Table
This Lion Ball & Claw Coffee Table is for a very large living room. The table is 52" x 52" x 20" tall. It sits in front of a large fireplace mantle made of stone. The woods are solid Genuine mahogany, the veneer top is maple burl, quartered ribbon mahogany, with a solid black ebony inlay. I made this table in 2013.
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wow incredible work dennis. your carving and sculpting skills are impeccable.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Beautiful work. The carvings are works of art
I could never do carving like that, exceptional!
Dennis,
It's really nice to revisit this masterpiece!
L/W
It's really nice to revisit this masterpiece!
L/W
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Benjamin Franklin
That is a very beautiful table, your carvings are wonderful, and the craftsmanship is superb, the burl top sets this table off. Very well done Dennis.
Main Street to the Mountains
MASTER 😍😎👍
*TONY ** Denver * ALWAYS REMEMBER TO HAVE FUN
Well, in a nutshell: Beautiful and perfect.
Curiosity begs me to ask: how many hours of work in this?
Thanks for posting, truly an inspiration for me.
Curiosity begs me to ask: how many hours of work in this?
Thanks for posting, truly an inspiration for me.
Impressive table Dennis.
Thank you everyone for the very kind complements, very much appreciated.
Dennis Zongker
The carving work is so impressive!
It had me at ball and claw. Well done!!
I'm probly going to let you down but, I swear I won't keep you down. John Hiatt
Another one of your incredible works of art. A+
.................. John D....................
Awe-struck here too Dennis, You have a Great Gift Sir!!
Mike, in Concord, NH - A candle loses none of its flame by lighting another candle...
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