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Painted chest in poplar by Frank B. Rhodes, Jr.

Audio cabinet in maple by Kenneth Frederick.

Commissioned by U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R.N.H), Smith made this Dunlap-style replica with curly maple and finished it with a hand-brushed varnish.

Del Cover crafted this Vicking-like piece for a client. He used teak, ash, walnut, bubinga and paloverde in its construction. Cover used bolt-together scarf joints in the carcase so the…

Conover’s maple rocker with woven seat and back is built in the Shaker tradition

Peter Turner’s entertainment center in quartersawn maple. Turner keeps this large piece of furniture delicate in appearance by using curved legs and cove moldings.

Rogowski’s Greene-and-Greene-style sideboard in mahogany. Ebony and yellowheart carved inlay give the piece its visual interest. Traditional frame-and-panel construction was used, as well as breadboard ends, dovetail, and mortise-and-tenon joinery.…

This painted file chest in poplar, birch plywood, steel and brass would be a welcome addition to any office. The finish is milk pain, ebony stain, gel varnish and water-based…

Updated version of the Shaker apothecary table in maple, bird’s-eye maple veneer, and poplar. Handmade cocobolo pulls complete the piece. It is finished with shellac and varnish.

Marquetry and inlay, two of Schurch’s favorite design elements, are highlighted here in this cattail bed inspired by natures. He used a variety of woods and stones in its construction.…