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Maybe it's time to think about building a home out of Adobe or cobb. If you can buy the land you've got the material to build the house. Windows will come later.

We agree! This piece is truly stunning.

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Goodness using this as a standing desk would take up so much space! Your office must be HUUUUUGE

I suppose you could be correct, and depending on the size of the tree that was harvested, it could have been multiple. Oak is prized for it's resilience, being a hardwood, and for it's mold/rot resistance. If this piece is well cared for, it could last indefinitely. An oak tree lives for 100-300 years, some exceptionally rare species in England living up to 1000 years, but nothing lasts nor lives forever, and this tree was purpose used, as many have been. It now has the possibility to exist until the heat death of our universe. It's already been with us in this form since the 1800's and we will find it a loving home where it will last generations longer.

We're so glad you enjoyed the find!

Thank you! Cheers!

@@oldegoodthingsantiques my husband was a woodworker, as was his father.

@@johammond9359 That's awesome! Thanks for sharing. <3

Right?! "If these walls could talk" comes to mind. Wish we could get a complete history on every piece we obtain.

What's the price

@@ChristopherGonzales-d2x All of our pricing can be found at OGTstore.com. Thanks for the interest!

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That is awesome! I wonder if we've obtained / seen any of your work!

@@oldegoodthingsantiques Quite possibly, we shipped container loads to the states. 1980-2000 that I know of.

@@pinballrobbie That's so cool! Hopefully one day you recognize a piece on the channel!

@@oldegoodthingsantiques I also used to make Home and pub bars out of broken Antiques that were not worth restoring. The company I worked for was the largest in Essex at the time . Most of these bars went to the States, esp. Boston.

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That's awesome! Sounds like that piece is in the right hands.

One would think that every hand crafted piece such as this has a home/shop that it would be loved in. To each their own, yeah?

Simply couldn't agree more!

To the best of our knowledge (antiques don't come with CarFax reports) this nameplate was affixed during production. Not something we do here at OGT.

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wild guess $5400 + delivery

@@oy-wb8jv lie, normal wooden work bench cost 70-150$ i buy similar my garage 70$

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Thank you so much! This is exactly why we're in the game!

Although you're certainly right, we're in the game to preserve and steward pieces into the future. Not to melt them into scrap.

Isn't it?! Thanks for checking us out!

It is an amazingly preserved piece!

Well, it is still available! ;)

@@oldegoodthingsantiques I know I can't afford it and have nowhere to put it, but I have to ask: what are you asking for it?

OGTstore.com! You can find a lot of our inventory on there. We have 2 warehouses in Scranton, Pennsylvania. 2 Stores in New York City, one on 52nd St, another on Broadway. We also have a store in LA if you're on the opposite coast!

Tutti i nostri prezzi sono disponibili sul nostro sito web, OGTstore.com! Grazie per averci visitato.

Thank you so much!

I sincerely cannot imagine... it's a heavy boi when it's empty!

Torrwood Farms is such a lovely place! Wish them nothing but continued success.

You're making me nostalgic! Thanks for sharing! What a lovely story. :)

Thank you! Cheers!

You aren't wrong! It's huge! All of our pricing and availability can be found on our Website OGTstore.com! Many more amazing finds there!

Hello, and thanks for asking! All pricing can be found on our website. OGTstore.com We look forward to hearing from you!

@@oldegoodthingsantiques i always wanted a barrister bookcase -- im too old now and my house is too full -- when i worked at an antique store years ago they went for less than $100 a stack -- i was just curious -- gorgeous claw feet!

Tall boy indeed!

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