Mahogany - Page 35 of 81

A reproduction of the orignal armonica made by Benjamin Franklin. Sound is made by rubbing a moistened finger along the edge of the spinning glasses. The only deviation is Lash’s…

Rogowski’s Greene-and-Greene-style sideboard in mahogany. Ebony and yellowheart carved inlay give the piece its visual interest. Traditional frame-and-panel construction was used, as well as breadboard ends, dovetail, and mortise-and-tenon joinery.…

Rodriguez takes the reader step-by-step crafting a Federal-style tilt-top tea table in mahogany.

LeBlanc’s hall table is an updated version of Mission-style furniture. The piece features exposed joinery and handmade pulls, and is made of mahogany. It is finished with aniline dye, wiping…

Spruill’s Arts and Crafts-style armchair is made from mahogany with maple inlay. The seat is upholstered using canvas webbing, foam, polyester fill and Indian cotton. The finish is stain and…

Tischler’s dresser features a myriad of design elements - graduated drawers, book-matched drawer fronts, chamfered edges, string inlay, and hand-carved pulls. It uses a variety of woods, such as Brazilian…

This Federal-style card table is an interpretation of the New York and Baltimore styles. The top features pie-shaped crotch mahogany veneer with acorn-style inlay. Over 200 hours was put into…

18th-century reproduction knife cases from mahogany and white pine, veneered with swirl and crotch mahogany.

Gumprecht’s coffee table is made of ash and walnut, and the rims are mahogany. The table is finished with a wipe-on polyurethane.

Daniel Fobes’ chair entitled “sideshow.” The chair is made from plantation mahogany and has a milk paint finish.