Converting a table

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daveknuth

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I inherited a table from my Mom and I am making it more acceptable to a 18th century furniture lover
 

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Huge improvement. What kind of wood is that? It looks like it's dyed to be some form of Cherry, but with out the finish it looks like maple?
 
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