Rosewood - Page 6 of 15

Based on an 1854 original this double-bevel plane is made from rosewood, ivory, brass, and steel. Leamy’s reproduction is finished with varnish.

Yelgin crafted these handplanes from a ironwood, rosewood, brass, bronze and stainless steel. The wood on the three planes is finished with oil.

Nixon crafted this jewelry box from Indian rosewood and bird’s-eye maple. The box is finished with gel varnish and paste wax.

Buentello’s drum table of mahogany, poplar, and rosewood is based on an original drawing by Lance Patterson. The finish is French-polished shellac.

Knowles’ curved end tables are made from jatoba, African satinwood and rosewood.

Sheridan’s hall entry table is made from rosewood and cast-iron. The cast-iron base is vintage 1940s and is painted gloss black. The tabletop is lacquer, rottenstone-polished to a mirror finish.

Rosewood veneered table with lacquer finish by Allen Bixby.

Orton designed and built this demilune table from solid cherry. The piece has rosewood inlay and is finished with tung oil, lacquer and black wax.

Crigler crafted this music stand from maple, mahogany, walnut, hickory, and rosewood. It is finished with polyurethane.

Sackmann’s side table made from mahogany, satinwood, rosewood, anegre, and pine. It features a crotch-mahogany bookmatched top, rosewood banding, and ebony stringing. The table is finished with stained glaze and…