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Prairie-style Desk
October 24, 2012

Rodel’s desk was inspired by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. The piece is made from quartersawn white oak and features a leather writing surface.
18th-Century-style Tea Table
October 24, 2012

Goyer’s 18th-century, reproduction tea table is made from walnut. The piece is finished with shellac, and oil-varnish mix, and wax.
Chippendale-style Side Table
October 24, 2012

Headley’s reproduction side table is made from cherry. The table is finished with shellac.
Post-and-Rung Stool
October 24, 2012

Boggs’ post-and-rung stool in hickory with hickory bark weaved seat.
Desk
October 24, 2012

This country-style ladies desk is made from figured mahogany with a blistered-maple interior.
Windsor-style Writing Armchair
October 24, 2012

This reproduction Windsor writing armchair with candle-stand is made from tiger maple. The chair took approximately 60 hours to complete and is finished with shellac.
Queen Anne-style Highboy
October 24, 2012

Reproduction of a Connecticut flat-top 18th century highboy made from cherry and pine. It is finished with dye stain and hand-rubbed gel varnish.
Hepplewhite-style Card Tables
October 24, 2012

Mosheim’s card tables are Hepplewhite-style reproductions made with crotch mahogany, satinwood, quartersawn pine, and ebony. Both tables are finished with shellac and oil.
Linen Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Lauziere’s early American-inspired cabinet is made from shop-dried white pine and finished with paint.
18th-Century-style Secretary
October 24, 2012

18-century reproduction maple, pine and poplar secretary. The piece is finished with a mixture of maple and red mahogany stain, nitrocellulose lacquer and lemon oil.

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