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Pennsylvania Spice Box

By luv2smellnitro, member Jan 15, 2012

18th Century Pennsylvania Spice box. Made with Tiger Maple and poplar. Has 11 drawers and 3 secret compartments. Drawers have 176 hand cut dovetails. Case and rear feet are also dovetailed. Finish is mixture of transtint dye, then boiled linseed oil, shellac and wax.

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Comments

stikk | Jan 17, 2012 12:58am | #1
A true canvas for such beautiful maple great job, this will make someone a very happy heir one day, keep up the great work.
Bluecab | Jan 24, 2012 02:12am | #2
Wow! A stunning peice of work that showcases stunning material. Beautiful peice! Thanks' for sharing.
Aphyosemion | Feb 11, 2012 02:17pm | #3
This is an exceptional piece that is clearly done by a master. An inspiration.
tkillian | Apr 21, 2012 10:47pm | #4
Very nice, it looks great!

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