Queen Anne - Page 11 of 13

Turn a Pad-Foot Leg
January 1, 2009

A graceful leg that's easy to make entirely on the lathe
Four Grandfather Clocks
November 21, 2008

Christmas a few years ago I built these four Grandfather Clocks for our kids. Needless to say, they were a hit.
Connecticut highboy
November 5, 2008

In cherry, finished with oil and shellac. Two drawers have fan carvings. The sides of the lower case are single boards. The dovetails are hand cut and the piece has…
Queen Anne’ish Drop Leaf Table
November 4, 2008

This was a very ambitious second project for me made entirely of cherry in 2004. I deviated from the plans in a Best of Finewoodworking book by turning the legs…
The High Art of the Lowboy
November 1, 2008

Elevate your skills with a regal case piece
Carve a Decorative Fan
November 1, 2008

Use a handful of gouges and chisels to make this Queen Anne relief carving
Oak dresser and mirrot
October 24, 2008

This oak dresser is 60x19x35, alldrawers are matched from single boards, the mirror has mahogany inlay and is in the laminated uppers sections. the center mirror has a carved mahogany...
Pennsylvania Secretary
October 10, 2008

Any long term subscriber of Fine Woodworking will recognize this piece Lonnie Bird wrote a few years back. Made out of walnut with red oak as the secondary wood, this piece…
Anatomy of a Carved Shell
May 22, 2007

See various period examples and view each stage of the carving process in this excerpt from the DVD 'Carving Techniques and Projects'
Porringer-Top Tea Table
May 1, 2007

Hand-shaped cabriole legs lend grace to a versatile period piece.

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