Chippendale - Page 7 of 14

This Chippendale reproduction highboy is made from mahogany and poplar with a rubbed-out varnish finish.

Michael Zwack crafted this reproduction Chippendale chair from mahogany with a shellac finish.

Side chair by Duane Paluska.

Arato made this Philadelphia-style highboy in collaboration with his fellow woodworker Robert McCullough. The piece is made from mahogany, crotch mahogany, and poplar. it is finished wtih aniline dye, pigmented…

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.

Wiggenhorn crafts his Chippendale-style chairs from walnut. The seats are upholstered with a woven cotton, and each is finished with Sam Maloof’s oil/wax mixture.

Lauchle crafted this Chippendale-style reproduction from Peruvian mahogany. The seat is upholstered with velvet, and the finish is an oil stain and sprayed acrylic lacquer.

Turner crafted this mahogany card table with a wooden hinge at the back to allow the top to flip up. The piece is finished with walnut-husk dye, seedlac shellac, asphaltum…

Hudson crafted this tall clock from a variety of different walnuts. It is finished with hand-rubbed oil and three coats of varnish.

Reproduction of 18th-century American secretary in walnut by Lonnie Bird