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Leatherbound Box
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Peter Spadone Spadone crafted this leatherbound box to hold arrowheads. This explains the box’s wide and flat structure. The box features vellum that is stretched over ebony which gives...
Chest
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Milton Salas This four-drawer chest by Salas is a variation of a two-drawer bedside table he previously designed. The sides of this small chest angle outward slightly, giving the…
Display Shelf
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Gregory Hay Hay chose black woods for his display shelf to give its open structure visual weight. The sandblasting technique used for the relief carving on the front legs…
Desk
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Thomas Hugh Stangeland The patterns of panes and frames on the top of this table echo Stangeland’s former career as a windowmaker. The marriage of oak and ebony in…
Moon Desk
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Michael Cullen Designed for a show of practical furniture at a Boston gallery, this piece is telephone/memo desk. Cullen's wife, Barbara, an artist and art therapist, created the moon...
Audio Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Audio cabinet in maple by Kenneth Frederick.
Prototype Arm Chair
October 24, 2012

Woodworker: Matt Berger The design for this chair was inspired by a 17th-century Ming Dynasty horseshoe armchair on display at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Dozens of sketches...
Ebony Box
October 24, 2012

Ebony box with brass accents by Phil Weber. The box stands only 12 inches high.
Tabletop Mirror
October 24, 2012

Gleason’s smaller version of the classic cheval mirror in fiddleback koa and ebony. The piece is finished with lacquer.
Miniature Chess Set
October 24, 2012

Michael Mode’s miniature chess set made from Indian rosewood, ebony and holly. The pieces no higher than the size of a dime are made from ebony and tagua nut. Felt-line…

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