Ebony - Page 23 of 42

The smoothing plane is constructed from walnut burk, bronze, brass, and steel. The infill plane is made from ebony and ivory inlay, bronze and steel. The smoother is finished with…

Two shoulder planes featuring American-rosewood, ebony, cartridge-brass and steel. Each plane is finished with Watco oil and wax.

This tall clock, crafted by Goebel, uses curly western maple, cypress, jarrah, Macassar ebony and Gabon ebony, and features a hand-painted seascape. The clock is finished with shellac, oil, and…

Bortz crafted this large entertainment center from walnut. The piece features book-matched pommele sapele veneered door panels, Greek key dentil molding and turned ebony hardware. The cabinet is finished with…

Currier designed and crafted this sideboard cabinet from alder using frame-and-panel construction. The piece has ebony handles and is finished with linseed oil and shellac.

Bellonby crafted this Art Deco-style cabinet out of solid and veneered Honduras mahogany. The cabinet features marquetry on the front along with cornices indicative of the period. The piece is…

McLain turned this sphere using spalted maple, bloodwood, holly, and ebony. It is finished with Waterlox and tung oil.

Stearns’s coffee table is made from panga panga with four-way bookmatched curly cherry veneer. The top has enbony inlay and the table is finished with oil and varnish with a…

Curved cherry cabinet by Stephen Hammer.

Tompkins turned this vessel using yellowheart, padauk, wenge, maple and ebony veneers. The vessel is finished with lacquer.