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Queen Anne-style Highboy

By FWW_Gallery, member Oct 24, 2012

Woodworker: Norman L. Vandal

Norm Vandal’s Queen Anne-style highboy is made from dyed tiger maple. Cabriole legs and classical architectural moldings are among the features that distinguish Norm Vandal’s highboy as Queene Anne. Its chased brass backplates and cock beads around the drawer openings are also authentic period details.

Photo: Vincent Laurence

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