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Jewelry Box- Bent laminated lid
March 15, 2009

This box was made with Rosewood, Ebony, and Fiddleback Maple. It is lined with Pig Skin Suede.
Aloha Humidor
March 15, 2009

Made of Koa I picked up while living in Hawaii, this humidor measures about 9.5" wide by 8" deep by 4.5" high. It has 3/8" finger joints around all sides…
Bloodwood and Wenge Jewelry box
March 14, 2009

Bloodwood carcass with bent lamination Wenge legs and lid. The box is suspended from the legs on brass pins. Tray is hard Maple and Ebony, linings are velvet. lid insert…
Armoire Style Louis XV, Cheval de bois et berceuse pour enfant
March 14, 2009

Mon premier projet: une armoire Style Louis Xv avec un plan acheté à l'école du meuble de St-Jérôme. Ensuite, un cheval de bois pour enfant: ce plan a...
Stand for weather station
March 14, 2009

This stand, for a 60's German 'Sputnik' weather station, is made from black walnut, wenge and ebony, with an inlay of sterling silver.Finished in boiled linseed oil, shellac and beeswax.
San Francisco Hillside
March 14, 2009

The seven drawers/boxes in aggregate are about nine inches high at the highest point, about two and one half inches at the lowest and are thirty inches wide. The…
Proposal Box
March 14, 2009

A friend of mine, Kevin Butler wanted his marriage proposal to be special. He brought me some rough sketches and as we worked together on the design, this is what evolved.…
Hickory Entry Benches
March 13, 2009

I am an admirer of the late George Nakashima and this is the first piece that I have made using butterfly joints. Since I own my own woodlot, I have…
Katie’s jewelery box
March 13, 2009

This was my first attempt at both a jewelery box and box joints. The box is red oak, with a spalted maple inner panel in the lid.
cenotaph
March 13, 2009

A memorial box recognizing donors and donations to a veterinary willed body program.

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