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Woodworker: Anthony Hayzen Hayzen's pedestal table serves as a canvas for his decorative veneer work. The six-sided pedestal is made of poplar, while the tabletop and base are made of…

Woodworker: Eugene E. Landon Eugene Landon, one of the most prolific builders of authentic reproduction furniture, recreated this Philadelphia side chair representing the high point of Colonial Queen...

Woodworker: Craig Jentz Made as part of a bedroom set, this youth bed was designed to capture the energy and playfulness of Jentz's boys. The headboard and footboard have compound…

Woodworker: Wade F. Curran Curran designed the doors in this maple cabinet to remind himself of an autumn day, with blazing yellow aspen leaves cascading past his window. The cabinet…

Woodworker: Jim Jasperson This gentleman's dresser began in Jasperson's backyard, with wood taken from a white oak that used to live there. The asymmetry in the piece breaks up the…

Woodworker: Vern Bonham Bonham thinks of his boxes as small jewels. Though petite, this box took him about 10 days to construct. It is made of box-elder burl with a…

Woodworker: Spencer Horn Unpretentious French country furniture provided the inspiration for Spencer Horn’s bench. The solid poplar back rails of the bench are curved in plan as well as elevation...

Flame-grained sweet birch cupboard made from the Irion Company in Christiana, Pa. The piece is finished with aniline dye and glazing stain.

This contemporary armchair is made from yellow birch and features a synthetic leather upholstered seat. The chair is finished with aniline dye and lacquer.

LeBlanc’s hall table is an updated version of Mission-style furniture. The piece features exposed joinery and handmade pulls, and is made of mahogany. It is finished with aniline dye, wiping…