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Pistol Case
January 20, 2009

The top is redwood lace burl; the sides are Bolivian rosewood, and the accents are padauk. The piece was finished with lacquer and hand-rubbed to a high-gloss finish. The interior...
World Series Memorabilia Display
January 20, 2009

Your baseball collection isn't worth anything if it's packed away in a cardboard box. This piece shows your team colors with a completely customized display case. This wallmounted...
Hexagonal Coffee Table with Stained Glass Top
January 20, 2009

An example of furniture design incorporating stained glass. The hexagonal pecan wood top is constructed in a camera-eye configuration. The base is constructed in cherry. All...
Harley-Davidson Themed Men’s Valet
January 20, 2009

The features: ● The stained glass Bar & Shield emblem is back lit with built-in lighting and dimmable switching. ● The lower portion of the tower is designed to look like a...
Drama on the Table Top
January 20, 2009

I teach a concept called storylining and is very effective at transforming furniture into functional art. It involves creating a composition using basic storytelling techniques of character...
Ole Boulle
January 20, 2009

This is a collectors cabinet popular in Europe during the 1700's. Many different different techniques such as mold making, boulle marquetry, composition ornament were used. I cover all these at…
Poor Man’s Ruhlmann Cabinet on Stand
January 20, 2009

Why is it called "Poor Man's Ruhlmann"? I used recomposed ebony versus the real thing ($2 sf vs $14), PVC instead of ivory, Mother of Pearl sheets instead of solid…
Ruhlmann Art Deco Sofa Table
January 20, 2009

Ruhlmann Art Deco Sofa Table made with ebony, brazilian rosewood, PVC for ivory, and aluminum.
asian sideboard
January 20, 2009

Japanese inspired sideboard. Claro and black walnut. Sliding doors with shoji inspired detail. Rabbet-mitered-pinned drawers (whew!). Carved curve in the top.
modern tansu
January 20, 2009

made to store motorcycle gear- shedua carcass, with mesquite, sycamore and pear (each wood had meaning for the client)

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