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Reproduction Hepplewhite Pembroke drop-leaf table

Reproduction of an 18th-century American dressing glass. Made with basswood, satinwood, poplar, walnut, ebony, and finished with French polish.

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

Stanlaske’s captain’s desk reproduction is crafted from mahogany, maple, pine and has brass accents. It is finished with an oil-and-varnish mixture.

Federal period secretary, circa 1775-1815

Federal candle stand of cherry. Made in Connecticut circa 1790-1800.

Woodworker: Corey Martin A first-year student at the Furniture Institute of Massachusetts in Beverly, Massachusetts, Martin built this reproduction of a Thomas Seymour design, complete with intricate...

Isaak patterned this small single-drop-leaf table after the Shakers, but the legs are all Thomas Sheraton. The table is made from cherry and finished with oil.

My first wood project.

Writing desk for my daughter,  Materials: Cherry, quilted maple and tiger striped mahogany inlay, holly and ebony banding and cuffs. Finish: Amber shellac, non-wax shellac sealer/ wipe on varnish