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Queen Anne Coffee Table
August 28, 2009

Queen Anne Inspired Coffee Table. Made from re-sawed 2 x 6 Mahogany Boards. Offset Turned legs, Mortise and Tenon joinery. I added a small drawer for coasters.
Cherry & Maple Bench
August 28, 2009

broadleafwoodworks.com Will work for food :)
Newport Style Bureau
August 28, 2009

This is a chest inspired by the chests of John Townsend of Newport. The primary wood is cherry with maple as a secondary wood.
Carved Vessel
August 28, 2009

Turned and carved vessel of figured maple from a large dead tree in my yard. Completely hand carved and sanded. About 10" tall. Finished in 15 coats of lacquer and…
“Smoldering burl”
August 27, 2009

Australian Coolibah burl with burnt top lip. I cut grooves in the top lip after burning with a blow torch. This gives the effect of clean red stripes within the…
Connecticut Highboy
August 27, 2009

Inspiration from Eldred Wheeler, Norm Vandal and an article in Woodworkers Journal. 75 inches tall, primary wood cherry, secondary poplar. All dovetails hand cut, 158 in total.
Chippendale Side Chair
August 26, 2009

This Philadelphia style Chippendale side chair was constructed with Peruvian mahogany. The grain was filled with paste wood filler and then sealed and top-coated with acrylic lacquer.
Chippendale Lamp Table
August 26, 2009

This table is of the Chippendale style, constructed from Peruvian mahogany, with sycamore as the secondary wood. The wood grain was filled using paste wood filler, then sealed and topcoated...
Oxbow Chest of Drawers
August 26, 2009

This oxbow chest of drawers is constructed with Pennsylvania black walnut as the primary wood, and poplar as the secondary. The wood grain was filled with paste filler and then…
New England Bonnet Top Secretary
August 26, 2009

I was asked by a client if I could build this. He provided me with a photo and scaled down dimensions. Scaled so as to fit in his home. I said…

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