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Woodworker: Michael Singer Singer built this tall jewelry cabinet for a 15th wedding anniversary. Its long delicate legs give the cabinet a graceful lift, and the doors open to reveal…

Woodworker: Eugene E. Landon Eugene Landon, one of the most prolific builders of authentic reproduction furniture, recreated this Philadelphia side chair representing the high point of Colonial Queen...

Woodworker: Peter Loh While on a camping trip, Loh thought he had been bitten by a recluse spider. Curious about the arachnid and its bite, Loh researched the recluse when…

Woodworker: Alex Cameron Cameron based the design of this clock on an original he saw in the venerable book The Victorian Cabinet-Maker's Assistant (plate VIII, Fig. 4), published in 1853.…

Woodworker: Stephen Bailey Bailey made this table from scraps accumulated during previous projects. Although the table clearly has Duncan Phyfe roots, the scalloped apron -- a coopered assembly of...

Woodworker: Roger J. Williams As a high school project, Williams crafted this cherry hope chest with teacher assistance. Williams used design elements he'd studied in class and lined the chest…

Woodworker: David Sentesy David Sentesy's butternut sideboard is a careful reproduction of an early 18th-century French-Canadian low buffet with diamond-point carved panels. The piece is finished...

Woodworker: Michael Dunbar Dunbar’s 18th-century Colonial-style cupboard has a dovetailed box as its foundation. The piece is made from pine and features an ogee cornice and frame-and-panel doors...

Pencil-post bed in tiger maple by Lonnie Bird.

Drum-shaped table in. mahogany, sycamore, and aluminum by Chris Davidson.