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| White washed side table |
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| Kitchen Islander with two shelves |
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Saturday Mornings at the Farmer's Market in Marion Square
What a beautiful Saturday in Charleston! We had a great time setting up our tables in Marion Square. Tons of people came out to support the local talent, and our stand was no different! As people browsed, they munched on fresh, ripe strawberries off of one of our very unique coffee tables.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Landrum Reclaimed Wood Tables
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| Me and my first big farm table |
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| My tables and stools at Enoteca wine bar on Bogard St. |
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| Enoteca again.. |
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| Close-up of stools at Enoteca |
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| Farm Table at Plantation home on Wadmalaw |
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| Huntboard at Scott Antique Market, Atlanta |
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| Recycled wood Farm table and benches at a Plantation in Ace Basin |
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| Reclaimed wood Coffee table / no shelf or taper |
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| Benches at Charleston City Gallery |
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| Closeup of bench |
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| Selection of benches & finishes |
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| Cabinet of recycled pine & oak flooring |
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| White washed coffee table under construction |
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| Coffee table with shelf |
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| Islander with two shelves |
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| White washed bench with patina |
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Welcome to Landrum Tables!
LANDRUM TABLES…
A HANDCRAFTED PIECE OF HISTORY IN YOUR HOME
Hello! My name is Capers L. Cauthen. Born and raised in Charleston, SC, I’ve spent a lifetime watching the destruction of old buildings and the memories within. As the son of a leading preservationist and curator (Henry F. Cauthen, Jr.), watching people throw out all that wood – and the history it contains – inspired me to start Landrum Tables.
My father passed to me a wealth of information about Charleston architecture and American furniture, and most of the wood I use to create a Landrum Table is from historic Charleston County itself. Every piece of wood I incorporate in my handmade design reveals its origin, personality and age in a thousand tiny ways – from its tool marks and style of construction to the type of wood that was used.
From my first drawings of a 1700’s slab table years ago to my pieces on permanent display at Charleston City Gallery, each design is original and carefully crafted to integrate the qualities and histories of the individual pieces of wood. With my love of both history and the environment, recycling old wood and the memories it contains gives me a sense of pride… it is an opportunity to remember, to preserve, and to showcase our country’s natural beauty and colorful past.
I invite you to discover my other unique pieces, which can be found everywhere from the Marion Square Charleston Farmer’s Market, to Enoteca Wine Bar on Percy St, Two Boroughs Larder on Coming St, Bull Street Gourmet on King St, and Charleston Flower Market on Maybank Hwy. There are several styles of Landrum Tables, and they can be fitted to any desired size, shape, or stain color.
A true custom table with a heart, a soul, and a memory, Landrum Tables, are a unique way to bring a piece of history into your home and make it your own.
Please email me at landrum.tables@gmail.com or visit my blog at landrumtables.blogspot.com to see examples of what is available.
I look forward to creating for you.
A HANDCRAFTED PIECE OF HISTORY IN YOUR HOME
Hello! My name is Capers L. Cauthen. Born and raised in Charleston, SC, I’ve spent a lifetime watching the destruction of old buildings and the memories within. As the son of a leading preservationist and curator (Henry F. Cauthen, Jr.), watching people throw out all that wood – and the history it contains – inspired me to start Landrum Tables.
My father passed to me a wealth of information about Charleston architecture and American furniture, and most of the wood I use to create a Landrum Table is from historic Charleston County itself. Every piece of wood I incorporate in my handmade design reveals its origin, personality and age in a thousand tiny ways – from its tool marks and style of construction to the type of wood that was used.
From my first drawings of a 1700’s slab table years ago to my pieces on permanent display at Charleston City Gallery, each design is original and carefully crafted to integrate the qualities and histories of the individual pieces of wood. With my love of both history and the environment, recycling old wood and the memories it contains gives me a sense of pride… it is an opportunity to remember, to preserve, and to showcase our country’s natural beauty and colorful past.
I invite you to discover my other unique pieces, which can be found everywhere from the Marion Square Charleston Farmer’s Market, to Enoteca Wine Bar on Percy St, Two Boroughs Larder on Coming St, Bull Street Gourmet on King St, and Charleston Flower Market on Maybank Hwy. There are several styles of Landrum Tables, and they can be fitted to any desired size, shape, or stain color.
A true custom table with a heart, a soul, and a memory, Landrum Tables, are a unique way to bring a piece of history into your home and make it your own.
Please email me at landrum.tables@gmail.com or visit my blog at landrumtables.blogspot.com to see examples of what is available.
I look forward to creating for you.
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