Mahogany - Page 63 of 81

Curly Cherry Urn
March 4, 2010

Urn made out of curly cherry with a maple cross inlay and a mahogany shadow line.
Scrap Wood Trivets
February 18, 2010

My wife and I glued together 60 trivets measuring 6"x6"x3/4" and 6 measuring 10"x10"x3/4". All were glue using waterproof glue and finished with walnut oil. The trivets were donated and…
Spiced Night Stand
February 15, 2010

I was looking for a project to keep my self busy, and a friend of mine showed me a picture of a 15" spice box some how it bacame this. I don't keep…
Art Deco Hall Table
February 11, 2010

The design for this hall table was inspired by a 1930 Art Deco table. It is mahogany, with a carved detail at the base. The real challange was the glue…
Plant Stand
February 10, 2010

My better half wanted a pair of plant stands for our dining room. They had to be small, art deco in style and primarily mahogany. The tops were turned from…
Hall Table
February 9, 2010

This mahogany hall table was designed to be as eyecatching as I could manage. The columns are reeded as is all of the decorative trim. The legs are hand carved.…
Dining Room Table
January 27, 2010

I built this table from solid mahogany in a federal style. The finish is a water based dye, grain filler and hand rubbed water based varnish. The table top sits…
Easel
January 27, 2010

As an artist and woodworker, I have always wanted to design and build my own easel. This mahogany easel is finished with a water based dye, tung oil and 3…
Williamsburg show: Roy Underhill builds unique Jefferson bookstand
January 21, 2010

A few year's ago on his PBS show, the Woodright built the same Jefferson bookstand he recently demonstrated at Colonial Willamburg's Working Wood in the 18th Century conference, and you…
Mahogany Desk
January 18, 2010

The legs on this mahogany are turned 45 degrees, and are attached with a sliding dovetail. The front and back are a single piece of wood cut and reassembled to…

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