Cherry - Page 48 of 126

Cherry cupboard, Canterbury, New Hampshire, circa 1850-1900. On display at the Hancock Shaker Museum in Pittsfield, Ma.

This cherry and maple blanket chest utilizes frame-and-panel contruction to highlight the contrast of the two woods. The corner frames are elongated into stiles to give the chest some height.…

Turner’s design inspiration for this coffee table was Shaker simplicity. Though not constructed in the traditional Shaker-style, Turner’s modifications do not detract from its origins. The table is made in…

Owen’s cherry and slate coffee stable is a study in curves and balance. In order to achieve its flowing curves MDF was bent, lipped in solid wood and veneered. A…

Rosette carvings begun on a lathe decorate this side table by Shackleton.

Made from solid cherry, this cabinet was made to hold Mason’s collection of antique tools. Brass inlay is featured on the top and bottom of the doors and the numerals…

Turner’s V-shelf bookcase in cherry. This piece is assembled using biscuit joinery. It is finished with oil.

A collection of Windsor stools made by Harriet Hodges. She uses a variety of green hardwoods such as walnut, maple, and beech to make her stool. She outlines her design…

Sleigh bed in cherry by Chris Becksvoort. Turned rosettes and side molding provide visual interest for this classic piece.

Charles Shackleton accents this table with hand-carved curls.