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280-Walnut and Ash Bench
November 21, 2019

Crawford based his bench on one in Thomas Moser’s book Windsor Chairmaking (Sterling Pub. Co., 1982). The back rail is laminated. The spindles are wedged and glued into the seat…
280- Walnut and Birch Writing Slope Box
November 21, 2019

The writing slope, a box that opens to form a surface for writing, was a common possession in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, used not only by travelers…
280-Shedua and Sapele Table
November 21, 2019

Guarino named his table “Arabesque” and said his goal when designing it was to combine gentle curves that would highlight the natural beauty of the materials while still serving a…
280-Mahogany Chair
November 21, 2019

Marchetti, a first-year student of longtime FWW contributor and period furniture guru Phil Lowe at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts, made two of these chairs, based on the work of…
Australian Red Cedar Wooten Cabinet Secretary
November 21, 2019

Some years ago, browsing through a second-hand book sale, Williams picked up a 1991 copy of FWW with the Wooten Cabinet Secretary on its cover. There wasn’t a ton of…
Hufschmid Guitars ‘Tantalum’ model!
November 18, 2019

Hufschmid ‘Tantalum’ model featuring a spectacular 5A ONE PIECE Quilt Maple top!
Console Table
November 18, 2019

I built this console table to match our dining room table. The main purpose is to create a physical separation between the dining room and the living room.
Walnut and milk paint 2 drawer table.
November 11, 2019

Walnut and milk paint 2 drawer table.
Campaign Safari Bar Case
November 11, 2019

British campaign style safari bar case, this one in curly cherry with quilted maple drawers. Holds four bottles, four glasses, and has three drawers.
Kumiko Tea Box
November 11, 2019

Japanese style tea box in quartersawn white oak with Kumiko inset lattice

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