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Bad Moon Rising
September 30, 2009

I designed this box to have a secret compartment contained within the lid which is only 3/4'' thick.Soss hinges were used to lift the lid and also the center section…
“Dunes”
September 30, 2009

I designed this box to express how a visit to the ocean makes me feel.The wind blown sand,surf,driftwood.I like the organic,natural feel to this box...it encourages people to touch it.
“Deco”
September 30, 2009

I designed this panel style box to express some of the Art Deco style.I wanted to make a box that was formal in design then shape it free form, a…
Behind Closed Doors
September 29, 2009

This is a cabinet that was inspired by Krenov with my own twists and turns. This box has a lot of different woodworking. There is marquetry, turning, carving, and different…
Boston Bombe Chest
September 22, 2009

The chest's case sides and drawer fronts were hand shaped from a solid 12/4 board of African Mahogany, 24" wide and 12' long. Secondary parts are made of poplar, hard…
The Cordless Drill, artwork
September 20, 2009

This is a humorious piece and a play on words, "The Cordless Drill" as we already had drills that were cordless for hundreds of years. The title is made in…
Chippendale Arm Chair in cherry
September 4, 2009

I took two pictures of my favorite chairs from a Millers Antique Guide. One for the splat and the other for the leg and shell carvings. The dimensions are taken…
Carved Coffee Table in French Provincial Style
September 3, 2009

A carved coffee table The top is made from Sapele and the apron and legs from Mahogany.
Regency inspired Writing Desk
August 31, 2009

This Regency inspired Writing Desk is made from Walnut, Walnut veneer, and Sapele. The design is dominated by gilded carvings, edge treatments and moldings. --> -->
Coffee pot
August 31, 2009

Turned and carved from figured maple. Form copied from 18th century silver piece.

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