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Grandfather Clock Wedding Gift
October 14, 2009

As a wedding gift we decided to make a grandfather clock for our son and his bride. We worked on it for about 6 months (off and on) and as…
Honduran Mahogany Entry Door
October 13, 2009

Honduran Mahogany Entry Door based on Gustav Stickley's door for his house built in 1904. Commissioned for a new home. 101 x 42 x 2 1/8. Haunched mortise and tenon…
Hall Table
October 4, 2009

Small entry hall table. Top veneered with Japanese quarter figured Makore in wedged aray. Hide Glue application.
Mizuya-dansu Kitchen Cabinet
October 3, 2009

This stacked mizuya-dansu (Tansu kitchen cabinet) is patterned after an authentic piece owned by one of my clients. When unstacked it can be used as two unique end tables...
Spline-miter box
September 30, 2009

Spline-miter box made of Honduras mahogany, bird's-eye-maple, Gabon ebony and banding.
Display Cabinet
September 30, 2009

This display case was created using mortise and tenon joinery. The inlay was created by sandwiching a 1/4" thick board of walnut between 2, 1/4" thick boards of maple and…
Federal Gentleman’s Dressing Table
September 28, 2009

Various elements of the Federal Period are interpreted in this Gentleman’s Dressing Table of my own design. The reeded bobbin detail in the legs and the prominent shaded fan challenge...
Serpetine Chest of drawers
September 27, 2009

I cut veneers from a crotch of Cuban mahogany, and filled the voids with epoxy (black lines). The feet are wedged to give the flared look. Poplar is the seconadary…
Boston Bombe Chest
September 22, 2009

The chest's case sides and drawer fronts were hand shaped from a solid 12/4 board of African Mahogany, 24" wide and 12' long. Secondary parts are made of poplar, hard…
Chippendale Stool
September 18, 2009

This was my first attempt at a classic style project. I went a little overboard in getting the tenons of the feet to show a lot of tension when grasping…

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