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“Pierrot” Ruhlmann-inspired Liquor Cabinet/Side Table
November 7, 2010

This Ruhlmann-inspired cabinet/side table's dimensions are 30.5"H X 25"W X 15.5"D. The cabinet box and table top are mahogany, the doors and legs are cherry, and the legs and doors…
Children’s bookcase
October 27, 2010

Children's bookcase in walnut with birdseye maple, ebony and bloodwood inlay. Shellac and french polish finish.
Steps Jewellery Box
October 16, 2010

This is a jewellery box made from ripple sycamore with Indian rosewood trays and lined in yellow suede. The lid consists of 22 pieces of ripple sycamore veneer laid…
Creative Stringing
October 5, 2010

Inlay is one of Steve Latta's favorite ways to personalize his work, and he uses a technique that allows him to cut consistent grooves whether the inlay pattern is simple…
Cufflink Box
October 4, 2010

Hi All This is one of my latest commissions. Made from ripple sycamore with a slip matched lid. Mother of pearl inlays on the lid and escutcheon with a fine black…
R2 with Wings
October 4, 2010

Definitely the strangest coffee table I have ever made (strangest I have ever seen actually...It was oodles of fun though)
Dress Up Your Work With Creative Stringing
September 30, 2010

If you can imagine a shape, you can inlay it
Small Demilune Table
September 20, 2010

I’m a novice woodworker. This table was built as a gift for my office assistant using a combination of hand and machine techniques. It’s approximately 26 inches wide and 12…
Home Library
September 11, 2010

I was asked to come up with a home library capable of holding upwards of 3500 books of varying sizes. The challange was to design the bookcases to fit into…
Walnut and Maple Wall Cabinet
September 11, 2010

A little wall cabinet with four graduated shelves with sliding dovetails, all constructed from walnut with birdseye maple door panels. Finish is 6 coats shellac and buffing wax on the…

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