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Serpentine Federal Table
January 23, 2009

Federal style table in English Sycamore. The inlay is done in holly and ebony. The piece has a bent lamination front.
Woodworking the Williamsburg way
January 16, 2009

The 11th annual Working Wood in the 18th Century conference presented by Colonial Williamsburg
18th Century reproduction Bible box
January 14, 2009

18th C. reproduction Bible box
Ladies Federal Writing Desk
January 1, 2009

Federal Period Ladies Writing Desk Winner 2007 "Best in Show" Traditional Work, Providence Fine Furniture Exhibit Inspired by the masterpieces of John and...
Free Plans: Federal Fireplace Mantel
December 22, 2008

Winter is here and for some of us that means stoking the fireplace to stay warm. If you're tired of looking at your drab fireplace surround then this free mantel…
Federal Card Table
December 22, 2008

Maker: Ed Stuckey Dimensions: 36” in diameter (open) and 28” high. Description: 18th Century Federal Card Table. Built 2007-2008 Materials: Primary woods: solid wood...
18th Century candle box
November 10, 2008

In the 18th Century, the candle box was used for storing candles.
18th Century tilt-top (elliptical) candlestand
November 10, 2008

This 18th Century tilt-top candlestand has an elliptical top. In order to save space, the candlestand's top could be tilted and and the entire piece moved against the wall.
Desk for Laptop
October 13, 2008

This desk was modified from a plan by Thomas Moser for use with my laptop computer. It is made of walnut, with pine and maple plywood, finished with satin polyurethane
Cabinet with bookshelves
October 8, 2008

Fereral-style cherry cabinet with broken pediment and walnut detail. A companion piece to a writing desk.

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