bourbon barrel furniture

[theDon]

This was obviously made by an "artist" of the highest caliber. I raise a toast to your superior craftsmanship and inginuity sir. Now if I can only convince the wife it goes with the crappy, boring living room furniture she picked out, it will be mine. :bigeyes:

[SMOWK]

I've got an awesome dining room table/poker table/bumper pool table that includes four chairs. All of it made out of old whiskey barrels.

[BourbonJoe]

Looks like the entire east coast supply of Pappy 15.

Joe :usflag:

[theDon]

I've got an awesome dining room table/poker table/bumper pool table that includes four chairs. All of it made out of old whiskey barrels.

[SMOWK]

My Pappy supply comes from all over the place. I've got non-bourbon drinkers scouring all corners of the country.

[SMOWK]

I'm pretty sure Sears sold living room sets like the one theDon posted back in the 70s. When I first got my table, I was looking at who could have possibly made it. I came across numerous tables and living room sets that were similar. IIRC, Sears sold one with the colored leather.

After finding a Patent # on the bottom of my game table, I googled that. I found out that mine was made by a small manufacturer in Maine in the early 1970s.

I bought it via CraigsList for $300 from a girl in Cambridge, MD who just didn't have room for it anymore. Supposedly, it belonged to a Narcotics detective who lived on Staten Island, and she ended up with it when the detective moved away. She then brought it to Cambridge.........

[bourbonNOOG]

Ran across a set of this stuff on eBay, it's been on there forever. I believe it's a double barrel couch and side table and there might even be a small table and chairs similar to SMOWK's but without the poker/bumper table top.