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Spice Box Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Frame-and-panel construction is the main construction feature of Lonnie Bird’s spice box cabinet.
Oyster Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Kopf’s purpleheart, walnut and ash cabinet features “oyster” marquetry.
Oyster Chest
October 24, 2012

Bowie - Reproduction oyster chest.
Sculpture
October 24, 2012

Glotzbach sculpted this piece from kiln-dried curly white maple.
Buffet Table
October 24, 2012

Ben designed and crafted this unique table from ash and wenge. Using a steam-bending technique he is able to get the curves in the wood.
Federal Candle Stand
October 24, 2012

Federal candle stand of cherry. Made in Connecticut circa 1790-1800.
Side Table
October 24, 2012

Gotz crafted this side table to highlight a traditional Chinese joint - the three-way miter. .
Twinned Cabinet
October 24, 2012

Coleman crafted this twinned cabinet from western yew, English sycamore and imbuia. It features shallow relief carvings in the lower and upper bands of the cabinets.
Workbench
October 24, 2012

Smith’s workbench of cherry, maple, yellow birch and luan plywood. It features a ventilated chamber for drawing out dust.
Molding Planes
October 24, 2012

These planes are made from curly maple, rosewood, and snakewood. The blades are heat-treated steel.

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