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Nelson’s commissioned bedside cabinet is made from quartersawn padauk, holly and ebony. It is finished with pickled shellac and Waterlox.

Scotch chest made from New Zealand rimu, kwila, and macrocarpa. It is finished with shellac, Danish oil and wax.

Houck’s Federal-style reproduction card table is made from mahogany, holly, ebony and pine. The table has a padded shellac finish.

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…

This tall cabinet is constructed from walnut and butternut. The piece is finished with polymerized tung oil and wax on the exterior, and tung oi and shellac on the interior.

Roof built this 1805 reproduction from mahogany, flame birch, and maple. The piece features a variety of hand carvings, and turned details. It is finished with linseed oil and shellac.

This reproduction Windsor writing armchair with candle-stand is made from tiger maple. The chair took approximately 60 hours to complete and is finished with shellac.

Pellegrene built this intricate desk from mahogany and birch with crotch mahogany, sapele and holly veneers. The writing surface is leather. The piece is finished with lacquer over shellac.

Johnson’s stand is made from amboyna and cedar of Lebanon. It features a storage compartment, through-shelf, a leather stop and Japanese marbled paper inside. It is finished with shellac and…

Mannello’s mahogany display cabinet features hand carvings, moldings, and finials inspired by Goddard-Townsend. The piece is finished with shellac.