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demi lune table
October 29, 2010

An updated loose interpretation of the designs made famous by The Sheraton and Hepplewhite Drawing books. The apron was done using a 'bricklaid' method of laminating poplar and...
two monkeys and a surfboard
October 29, 2010

This design was inpsired purely by the need to have a place to sit down and take my shoes off. It also had to fit the confines of my front hall. With…
Art Deco Club Chair
October 28, 2010

My first attempt at a fully upholstered chair, I chose to re-interpret a design by Erie Sarrinen. From a photo no bigger than a postage stamp, I scaled the piece…
Bastogne Walnut Desk
October 28, 2010

Bastogne Walnut desk, built from five big slabs that were locally harvested. Overall dimensions are 71 x 31 x 31 inches and it weighs about 150 pounds. Ends are coopered.…
cherry danish
October 27, 2010

I began the design of this chair days after the passing of Sam Maloof. I have been fascinated with Sam's work since getting to see it at the Museum Of Fine Arts…
Shaker Cupboard
October 27, 2010

Design based on historical examples. Cherry with poplar secondary wood. Panel backs. Traditional construction all solid wood. Shellac finish
Children’s bookcase
October 27, 2010

Children's bookcase in walnut with birdseye maple, ebony and bloodwood inlay. Shellac and french polish finish.
Retro coffee table with offset turned legs
October 27, 2010

I built two similar tables, one for my house and one as a housewarming gift for my son, Mark. The challenge was turning six identical legs that were done on…
My first box
October 24, 2010

This is my first box. After I built a sled for the tray I decided to make a box. I used basswood because I want to learn the different types…
Six drawer dresser
October 24, 2010

My wife and I are having our first baby in a little less than a week and, being a woodworker, figured it was my duty to build something for him.…

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