Rusty Metal, Broken Glass

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Excavator: On Its Last Legs $400 27” diameter, 20” high The legs and the top of this centerpiece table are from the nearby Caterpillar Tractor Repair Facility.	Machinist’s Delight $350 26” high, 36” x 17” top This push-type lawn mower was dumped at the local landfill. I cut it in half and welded the two pieces together. Since there is no way you will be able to mow the lawn with this, you can sit in your living room and relax without guilt.	Spring Harrowing $375 24” diameter, 26” high This table is made of harrow blades, a small one inverted atop a larger. A wagon wheel and car spring comprise the base. Finials (the screw-ons that hold a lamp shade tight) are arranged along the outside of the harrow for added interest.


Under the Hood $425 29” x 21” top, 16” high Car parts reworked!	Curiosities ~ sold ~ 24” diameter, 24” base	This Is A Really GRATE Table! $300 Base is 23” diameter, tabletop 17” diameter, 17” high

At the Bistro $350 17” diameter base, 45” high Wood & metal. Drink your cappuccino around this!	Can’t Mow No More $425 24” diameter, 24” high Base is a lawn mower, with tools forming the tabletop.	Horse Watering Trough $300 (here, filled with sheep fleece) 16” x 24” base, 23” high

Maine Findings $500 26” base diameter, height 20” These parts are from the dumps of Maine. The legs are caterpillar tracks.
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My Husband’s Toolbox $600 26” across, 21” high
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