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Woodworker: Gerald Curry This arm chair is from a set of 10 chairs Curry built in 1980. Curry developed his skills as a carver simply by copying carvings he considered…

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this modernsist chair. Assembled with floating mortise-and-tenon joinery, the piece was mostly...

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this modernsist chair. Williams used his trademark approach to make the piece, first assembling...

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this modernsist chair. Made of bubinga with an upholstered leather seat, it gets it flowing...

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this bar stool. It is made of canary wood with a leather upholstered seat. Most of…

Woodworker: Jere Williams Jere Williams' background in sculpture inspired the organic, flowing lines of this modernsist table. The shaping technique, however, was not easy to perfect. He tried...

Woodworker: Emily Palm Emily Palm, owner of Blue Heron Woodworks in Petoskey, Michigan, uses fabrics in conjunction with wooden dividers to line this hardwood box. Lining a box with fabric…

Woodworker: David L. Shaw These jewelry boxes by Dave Shaw are decorated with a variety decorative veneers. Shaw finishes his boxes mainly with hand-rubbed shellac. They are lined withsuede...

Woodworker: Doug Stowe This assortment of jewelry and keepsake boxes by Doug Stowe is made from walnut, maple, and local Arkansas woods. They are finished a combination of Deft Danish Oil and...

Woodworker: Steve Latta During the late 18th century, elaborately framed mirrors, known as looking glasses, served as testimonials to the wealth of their owners. A looking glass similar to theone...