This clock, made from Black Cherry, has patinaed with age to become an elegant example of contemporary craft with a distinclty Shaker-style feel. The pendulum and hour markers are made from turned Ebony.
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This clock, made from Black Cherry, has patinaed with age to become an elegant example of contemporary craft with a distinclty Shaker-style feel. The pendulum and hour markers are made from turned Ebony. |
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The floor lamp is approximately 5'6" tall and is constructed of Lacewood and Figured Walnut. Soothing Vellum is used to diffuse the light eminating from the base of the shade. A hint of the Arts and Crafts movement belies an otherwise asian flair. | |
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This mahogany and Ebony Frame commands attention to the work within its masculine borders. A not-so-sublte ribbon stripe figure in the mahogany, however, whispers "don't forget to look at me, too!" |
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A small vessel of Cocobolo Rosewood feels remarkably massive: Partially due to the dense wood, and partially due to the bowing, seemingly straining sides of the vessel |
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A striking contrast is developed when a turned, painted bowl is carved to reveal the light wood beneath the surface |
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Food really does taste better when you have the right tools to prepare it! Black Limba is detailed with Ebony to create this cullinary masterpiece. |
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A herringbone pattern of Zebrawood Veneer gives a taste of "La Vida Loca" to the top of a writing desk |
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Recovered Space over this radiator makes a beautiful and welcome addition to a room. Built to fit right! |
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The free edge of the walnut tree is remembered and unadulterated in this decorative dish. Nice Curl! | |
A flame figure on this beautiful Walnut serving tray renders it almost too nice to use for chips & dip! |
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