This is a very special table that I created. The base is made from a Louden "hay grappler" (Patened Dec. 15, 1893) and repurposed to support the mesquite top which is encircled by an antique wagon rim.  I call this table "The Necklace Table" because of the chain that I added reminded me of a necklace my wife Carolyn wears.

It's just so functional.  This is a mesquite inlayed with malachite and azurite semi-precious table that can be used for many purposes.  The antique base is a cast iron drafting table that can be adjusted up and down and also tilt to accomadate a laptop computer or adjusted to use as a writing table, or if you prefer it can be placed next to your favorite chair and used a a tv tray.  Or placed next to the bed when a family member is sick(i.e. hospital; tray).

This is a 3 inch mesquite cross-sectional slab of mesquite inlayed with copper splash and malakite stone placed on a very natural live edge mesquite stump.  It's a coffer or end table.

I call this one the "Bolt Table".  It is an entry or accent peice where a steel base supports a real pretty "book-matched" peice of mesquite.