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Queen Anne highboy by Norm Vandal. The piece is made from tiger maple and features cabriole legs, classic moldings, chased brass backplates and cock beads around the drawer openings.

Tiger maple and cherry Shaker-inspired sideboard by Garrett Hack. Hack also used wedged rosewood knobs to complete the piece.

Made in the traditional Windsor style, Jim Hartlage used maple and pine, and finished the piece with milk paint with an oil topcoat.

Wilson crafts his oval boxes using traditional Shaker techniques. These boxes are made from maple and pine and finished with clear lacquer.

Nagyszalanczy crafted this serpentine-front jewery box from bird’s-eye maple. It features rosewood trim and pulls and is finished with lacquer.

Maple and yellow satinwood credenza by Patrick Warner. The piece features floating dovetail wedges, a half-lapped open frame back, tapered muntins and recessed triangular handholds. It was left unfinished.

Mark Edmundson created this clever Twister cabinet from wenge and spalted maple.

Conover’s maple rocker with woven seat and back is built in the Shaker tradition

Harold Purcell’s custom designed toolbox is a functional and visual treat. It features a maple base and three stackable cherry and mahongay boxes that can be moved as necessary.

Bowback Windsor chair in maple, pine and hickory, and finished with milk paint.