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Gochnour oval desk made with curly maple, linden, and Japanese pagoda. The piece is finished with aniline dyes, oil pigments, and lacquer.

This sideboard, by Seward, is made from cherry. It features frame-and-panel construction and curved drawer fronts. The sideboard is finished with aniline dye and oil.

18th-century reproduction slant front desk in maple and pine with brass hardware. Greene finished the piece with aniline dye and shellac.

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…

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…

This Japanese-style stairway chest is made from ash and is finished with water-soluble dye, varnish, and wax.

This hand-carved mahogany chair was completed with a wool brocade and horsehair upholstered seat; while the wood was finished with aniline dyes and shellac.

Koopus’ cabinet is crafted from crotch mahogany, sycamore, bird’s-eye maple, and ebony. The piece is finished with aniline dye, oil and lacquer.

Reproduction dining chair based on original by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Asian-inspired armoire with handmade ebonized oak handles.