Name: Cottonwood Table COTTBL1
Brand: California Pacific Specialty Woods
SKU: COTTBL1
Price: 675.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Cottonwood Table COTTBL1

$675.00

This is a 100% handmade, one-of-a-kind item. The Cottonwood table top features beautiful rust colors and lots of character through its color and figure. It has lots of pin and fiddleback that gives the grain lots of movement. The legs were made especially for this table in a deep blue that offsets the rusty red tones in the wood. The cracks have been filled and the top is sealed.

Dimensions:
52" long
29.75" from floor to table surface
15.5" - 23" wide

At CPSW we strive to provide high quality hard and softwoods. Our goal is to allow each of our pieces to speak for themselves through pictures that showcase their strongest and unique qualities. From fiddleback to feathering, our pieces have great figure, pin, and grain patterns.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

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FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

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HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

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HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

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MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

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PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

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QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

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RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

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Inspiration - Handmade Plaques

$0.00

These plaques were commissioned and handmade out of Redwood boards in remembrance of two loved ones. These plaques are not for sale.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

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QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Kemp Guitars Bass Guitar

$0.00

Matt Kemp is a UK-based, metal lovin' guitar maker with over 20 years combined experience in guitar repairs, rebuilding, and lutherie. This bass guitar features a Claro walnut top from CPSW. This item, and others like it, can be purchased at http://www.kempguitars.co.uk

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

TEAROUT

QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Turquoise and walnut table top

$0.00

This slab was purchased by a local hobbyist and finished into this wonderful, turquoise inlaid, live edge table. This item is currently unavailable for sale.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

TEAROUT

QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Walnut bow

$0.00

This highly figured walnut bow was made by one of our clients at http://www.thewoodvault.com. Check out more of his beautiful items! This item is not for sale through our website.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

TEAROUT

QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Live edge bar top

$0.00

Another customer of ours made this fantastic live edge bar/counter top!

What might this inspire you to do??

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

TEAROUT

QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Redwood dining table

$0.00

One of our first customers and hobbyists made this redwood dining table by joining some boards together.

This product is not for sale.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

TEAROUT

QUESTIONS?

Inspiration - Epoxy River Chair

$0.00

This chair was designed by an Industrial Design student at San Jose State University and was submitted as a competition project for the Children's Discovery Museum in San Jose. This student purchased a black walnut slab from our shop and wanted to say thank you for being a great local company and for providing help to a fellow "Red Bluff-ian." The mid section has 1/16" kerf on both sides to allow for the bend of the lumbar support, the legs are fastened with four double-action hinges to allow the part to act as a chair or as a beautiful decoration when not in use.

"I appreciate the friendliness and interest that an employee had with my class project."

This item is not available for purchase.

FIDDLEBACK

Fiddleback is the name given to the tight and curvy grain often found in walnut, sycamore and maple wood. The name comes from the fact that many luthiers use wood with this particular grain for the back of their stringed instruments. Oftentimes fiddleback grain represents tiger stripes or flames and can be used in many other applications beyond instrument making that require a beautiful finished look.

___________________________________________

FIGURE

Figure refers to the pattern of a woods surface. Influenced by grain, coloration and imperfections, there are many types of figure such as fiddleback, flame and spalted, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

HARDWOOD

Hardwood is a description for the wood produced by angiosperm trees, which reproduce by flowers and have broad leaves. Ironically, the term hardwood has no reference to the actual hardness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________

HEARTWOOD

KILN DRIED

LIVE EDGE

Live edge, also known as natural edge, is a style where the natural edge of wood is incorporated in the finished wood product, such as in furniture, art, construction and other applications. This style is often characterized as rustic and when mixed with other materials can be considered modern rustic.

___________________________________________

MOISTURE CONTENT

NOMINAL VS ACTUAL

PIN

Pin, also known as pin knots, are knots in the wood less than ½ inch in diameter. Wood with both sparse and clusters of pin are sought after for various applications such as furniture, flooring and paneling, just to name a few.

___________________________________________

PLAIN SAWN

Plain sawn, also known as flat sawn, is the most cost-efficient method of milling logs into slabs and planks. It is achieved by milling parallel through the log, minimizing waste and maximizing lumber and slab size. There are however drawbacks to milling in this fashion, including possible twisting and cupping during drying.

___________________________________________

QUARTER SAWN

Quarter sawing is the method of milling boards by first cutting a log lengthwise into quarters and milling from the center out keeping the grain angle between 60 and 90 degrees. This method creates boards with greater stability than flat sawn wood and often displays straight grain with distinct ray flecks showing in certain species.

___________________________________________

RIFT SAWN

SAPWOOD

SOFTWOOD

Softwood is a description for the wood produced by gymnosperm trees, which produce needles instead of leaves and have exposed seeds. Ironically, the term softwood has no reference to the actual softness or density of the wood.

___________________________________________