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Rosewood and Honduras rosewood veneer were used for this china hutch. Robinson also used maple, pecan, doussie, plywood, glass and brass to complete the piece. It is finished with shellac…

The Asian-inspired desk made from cherry took Michael Karafa approximately 320 hours to complete.

Bookcase of cherry, white pine, artist’s pressboard, figured maple and ebony. It is finished with shellac, paint and an oil-and-varnish mix.

Monn crafted this reproduction from tulip poplar, brass escutcheons, iron locks, and hand-forged iron rattail hinges. It is finished with milk paint, shellac, and varnish.

Walker crafted these two Townsend-inspired bedside chests from tiger maple and walnut.

The dictionary stand is crafted from Honduras mahogany, maple, rosewood, leather and handmade marbled paper. Van Ornum finished the stand with shellac and wax.

Michael Zwack crafted this reproduction Chippendale chair from mahogany with a shellac finish.

18th-century reproduction slant front desk in maple and pine with brass hardware. Greene finished the piece with aniline dye and shellac.

Arato made this Philadelphia-style highboy in collaboration with his fellow woodworker Robert McCullough. The piece is made from mahogany, crotch mahogany, and poplar. it is finished wtih aniline dye, pigmented…

This mammoth Shaker-inspired workbench took Stair a year to complete. The woods used are maple, oak, pine, and cherry. The bottom of the bench is painted; while the top has…