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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.

Packard’s dining table is mahogany with satinwood, holly, and ebony banding and a rubbed-out lacquer finish.

Small side table in ebony and satinwood by Timothy Philbrick

Hepplewhite-style server in cherry. The inlay designs on the front are done in satinwood. The piece is finished with orange shellac.

Reproduction Jefferson writing desk made from plywood-core mahogany veneer. Satinwood is used for the inlay.

Putnam’s 18th-century reproduction linen press is made from mahogany, quartersawn white oak, ebony and satinwood. The cornice features an inly of the palmetto tree and crescent moon - both signatures…

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

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…

Zeller’s Federal-style chest of drawers made from cherry with veneered satinwood and mahogany crossbanded drawer fronts. The cock beads are maple.

This reproduction balloon clock is crafted from solid mahogany with mahogany and satinwood veneers. It features an eight-day, bell-strike mechanical movement. The clock is finished with lacquer.