Gaming Tables

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Jeff L Headley

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This could be an uplifting gaming table base. Please don't tell the Pope!
 

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How about a billiard table with the balls collecting in the lions mouth. There will need to be four lions carved. I am ready to take orders. How much is this worth?
 
Jeff L Headley said:
How about a billiard table with the balls collecting in the lions mouth. There will need to be four lions carved. I am ready to take orders. How much is this worth?
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I have to "paws" to think what a value for this piece would be.
 
The "mane" thing is to always have "pride" in your work.

Jeff, can't believe you finally dragged me into your shenanigans....  Cal
 
I am sorry to drag everyone down to my level. It's a slippery slope. We can all wallow in the depths of furniture despair. What will we work on next? Tomorrows projects are what I live for (literally).
 
You can lead a lion to water but! Who knows where his balls will land maybe between his front paws. This could be an option also. I don't like where this is going. I just thought that this would be a fun project.
 
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