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This righteous slab of spalted elm sits atop poplar legs and a cherry apron to create a truly unique piece of live edge furniture. The black linear patterns seen at the edges of the table top, called spalting, are caused by the early growth stages of a specific fungus. In this piece, they provide the perfect complement to the wandering grain pattern and pastel color scheme of unstained elm. A prominent live edge graces each side of the hourglass shaped top. This table now resides in the home of the client who commissioned it, but another like it can be built to your specifications.