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Federal Card Table
December 22, 2008

Maker: Ed Stuckey Dimensions: 36” in diameter (open) and 28” high. Description: 18th Century Federal Card Table. Built 2007-2008 Materials: Primary woods: solid wood...
Cherry Box for Cremated Remains
December 22, 2008

This box is designed to hold the cremated remains of a married couple. The husband has died and the wife wants a nice, simple box for burial. She emphasized simple…
Quartersawn White Oak Plant Stand
December 18, 2008

Very complex plant stand design.
Tiff Box
December 9, 2008

Pictured here is a small keepsake box I built for a very dear friend of mine. A box that could never begin to hold the kindness that this person spreads. …
Walnut Grandfather Clock
November 21, 2008

I wanted to build a clock for myself and I had some nice walnut on hand and a Hermle movement. This is a highly modified version of a clock in…
mahogany box
November 21, 2008

mahogany box: 300x200x120mm, with hand veneered sapele base. I used only hide glue. I finished the outside of the box with teak oil, then thinned polyurethane, and used shellac for…
Walnut and Ebony Crib
November 12, 2008

I took several styles I like ( Greene & Greene, Shaker and Mission/Arts & Crafts), put them in a blender and made this crib completely out of walnut except the…
Small Bookcase
November 9, 2008

Bookcase made to fit between 2 windows in a bedroom, on reflection, I think I should have made the top bigger with a small moulding under the overhang. The wood…
Connecticut highboy
November 5, 2008

In cherry, finished with oil and shellac. Two drawers have fan carvings. The sides of the lower case are single boards. The dovetails are hand cut and the piece has…
Isabella’s Treasures
November 5, 2008

I made this treasure box for my daughter while a student at the Inside Passage School of Fine Woodworking in British Columbia Canada. This box is deceivingly small. Most people…

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