Always good to hear from you, tuna.Thanks.

Thank you, sir.

Thanks, everyone. I agree that the piece is a little unsettling, and that it's more like a canvas than a piece of furniture. Interesting nonetheless. I can see it at home in a large European salon, surrounded by swags of damask curtains and lots of gilded and overstuffed furniture.

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Thanks Brian

Conceptual before comfortable!

Thank you. Paul McCobb was a furniture designer who did a lot of furniture in the Mid-Century Modern style. Turned tapered legs are a common feature on his furniture designs.

Thanks, everyone.

Simple can be cool too Like your “ancient” style also

@ntxdave said: Excellent work sir. Interesting that he casts a shadow but she does not Maybe she was a vampire??

Thank you, gentlemen. I've recorded a video. I'll share a link once it gets published although that might not be for awhile. I ended up doing it for Design. Click. Build.

Cool little solution to the problem

Very nice! Thanks for posting. A sleek looking version.

Great job David, and a very interesting piece. It always astounds me to see the quality and craftsmanship of pre-industrial pieces like this. But maybe one advantage that the craftsmen had in that era — at least those lucky enough to have the support of a patron, like the Emperor — is that they could take the time necessary to produce such work, without having to worry about whether they could still afford food and rent.

Many thanks, gentlemen.

Got to agree it is an unusual and interesting design and nice clean presentation of the model.

Thanks again.

fwiw, teak is pretty light, so it might not be too burdensome. Oh, and how about an animation so we can see how they fold?

Nice work, Dave! Be good to see the mesh and how you did it...

Excellent, as usual.