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Shakerondack
White oak
$500 |
 Weekender
Solid cherry
$500 |
Circle of Friends
Painted white oak
$375 Each |
 Weekenders
Painted white oak
$375 Each |
Allagash
Maple with cherry and ash
slats.
$500 |
Steve
Painted white oak.
$375 |
ADK Three
Solid white oak w/Ben Moore
exterior latex.
$375 |
ADK Four
Solid white oak w/Ben
Moore exterior latex. $375 |
ADK
One
Solid
white oak w/Ben Moore exterior latex. $375
|
ADK Two
Solid white oak w/Ben
Moore exterior latex. $375 |
Grace
White oak with "oriental
coral" exterior latex paint limited edition
$500 |
Nor'easter
White Oak with "Summer
Savory" paint. limited edition
$650 |
Nor'easter
White Oak with exterior
latex. Your color choice.
$650 |
Nor'easter
White Oak with exterior
latex. Your color choice.
$650 |
Westport Chair
Based on the chair designed
by Thomas Lee around 1900, the "grandfather" of today's
classic Adirondack Chair.
Natural
Oak or Your Color Choice: $650
|
Salmon Falls Settee
Riven Black Locust
with tung oil finish.
$700
|
Buxton
Bistro
Riven Black Locust with tung oil finish.
$650
|
Waterline
White oak with Sikkens
Cetol Dek finish
$800 |
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Buxton Tavern Stool
21 wide, by 24 or
30 tall, by 17 deep
$225 to $235 |
Wiscasset
Utility Stool
20 wide, by 18 tall,
by 16 deep
$150
|
Salmon Falls
Side Chair
21 wide, by 43 tall,
by 27 deep
$350 |
Harbor
Barstool
18 wide, by 24 or
30 tall, by 15 deep
$175 to $185
|
 Carrabassett
Bed
$450 to $600 Headboard
only,
Queen or King
$800 to $1000 Headboard/Footboard
Combos, Queen or King
|
Kineo Coffee
Table
38 wide, by 20 tall,
by 21 deep
$350
|
Sebago Settee
44 wide, by 43 tall,
by 27 deep
$700 |
Chesuncook
Rocker
24 wide, by 43 tall,
by 19 deep
$600
|
Ktaadn Chair
24 wide, by 42 tall,
by 26 deep
$450 |
Baxter Bench
37 wide, by 20 tall,
by 20 deep
$275
|
Rob Henry Island Camp Chair
19" wide by 34" tall by 18" deep
$225
|
 Salmon
Falls Side Table
21 wide,
by 23 tall, by 17 deep
$225 |
What is most
striking about the Maine wilderness is the continuousness
of the forest, with fewer intervals or glades
than you had imagined. Except for a few burnt
lands, the narrow intervals on the rivers, the
bare tops of mountains, and the lakes and streams,
the forest is uninterrupted. It is even more
grim and wild than you had anticipated, a damp
and intricate wilderness, in the spring everywhere
wet and miry. The aspect of the country, indeed,
is universally stern and savage, excepting the
distant views of the forest from hills, and the
lake prospects, which are mild and civilizing
in a degree.
Thoreau from Ktaadn , 1864 |
