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The old and the new come together in perfection in this entertainment center. Antique chinese handcarved bed parts were integrated into this substantial piece. The sides and main shelf were fabricated from one 30" by 18 foot long mahogany board. Two drawers and a cavernous storage space make this piece as practical as it is beautiful. Truly a one-of-a-kind specimen. |
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A classic Mission Style chair in leather. As comfortable as it is durable.
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| Few power tools were used in the construction of this chair. The handcarved seat and back provide comfort and support while the sturdy but graceful legs look piosed, ready for a sitter. | |
| Koa venner on the door highlights this delicate cabinet. The legs, in bocote, "shall not be ignored." | |
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This tall floor mirror in ribbon stripe mahogany has cocobolo Rosewood details. You might take your eyes of yourself to sneak a peak at this beauty. |
| A bloodwood lid on this cherry shaker box glistens in the light. Pefect for storing those little knick-knacks. | |
| This hefty wine tasting table in walnut, white oak, and wormy red oak is the perfect place to uncork a bottle, pour a glass, and enjoy the good life. | |
| A beautiful walnut coffee table is beautiful enough. But this one has a secret! (see below) | |
| Plenty of storage and nothing inside moves around when you open it. Patent Pending? | |
| Bright and inviting, this natural-edge cherry bench has room enough for freinds. | |
| (It's a clock) An animated piece that combined geometric and organic forms in a symbiotic relationship. |
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