I have thought about adding a horse or horses to the center since we do have a bunch of horses at the show though I am not a horse lover. We are known for our horse drawn trolleys, maybe a trolley would fit in there. If I was real patient I would add a small inlay to each corner of the desk top but it’s all time consuming hand work and The clock is ticking toward getting ready for upcoming field work.
I got some ribbon and laid two ribbons out between the steamer and separator to simulate a belt just to see what it would look like. It looked BAD. Nix the belt idea! The rest of the desk has lots of contrast with walnut and concolor fir boards arranged in 45 degree angles on the front and sides. I might just leave it as it is. Will post pics of the whole works when I’m done with the finish in two weeks.
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