Andy Sanchez Custom Furniture, Squash Blossom Table

About This Table

This table, like much of their work, is made of Alligator Juniper tree, grown in New Mexico and Arizona. The Juniper is characteristically very twisted and short, receiving little rainfall. The bark gives them their name, being very distinctive and resembling alligator's skin. Andy and Aaron only use dead-standing trees which are over 1000 years old!

Inlays of turquoise, marble and other semiprecious stones are used to create their designs and to preserve the natural features of the wood. The character of the wood itself determines the usage. by leaving rough edges and using stumps for table bases, they preserve the rustic beauty of the tree. Because of the age and character of the wood, the grain is highly figured. The oil and wax finish painstakingly applied gives each piece a smooth elegance.

This Table is 7 feet by 42 inches and is 30 inches high.

No two of Andy's pieces are, or could be, alike which helps explain why Andy Sanchez pieces are so highly prized by their customers.

This piece is truly stunningly beautiful and will last for generations to come. I have listed it with a best offer option because Andy does allow some room for negotiation, but please only make serious offers.

Domestic Shipping will be 11 percent of the purchase price. For International shipping, email for details. Local pickup is acceptable as well.

About Andy Sanchez Custom Furniture

Family is one of the most important features of their business. Andy began to apprentice his oldest son Aaron(see picture), when he was only 13 years old. Besides Aaron, and Andy's wife, Cheryl, they are frequently assisted by several of the other six children.

Andy and Aaron have shown and sold their work across the country at such shows as the Philadelphia Furniture and furnishings Show, the Western Design Conference (in cody WY) and the Beaver Creek Art Festival.

They won the Best Western Spirit Award at the Western Design Conference in 2004

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Andy says his goal in each creation is two-fold