Newport Style Bureau
comments (12) August 28th, 2009 in Reader's GalleryThis is a chest inspired by the chests of John Townsend of Newport. The primary wood is cherry with maple as a secondary wood.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - I drew the plans after lots of research, especially "Master Craftsmen of Newport"
posted in: Reader's Gallery, carving, chest of drawers
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Comments (12)
Posted: 3:17 pm on October 6th
Ellen and I are quite impressed. The comments of others are far more sophisticated respecting woodworking, and without them I am not sure I would have appreciated all that you have done! This is indeed a work of much skill and patience.
John
Posted: 10:25 am on October 4th
This is something most of us dream of building....
Posted: 11:19 pm on September 23rd
Posted: 3:04 am on September 16th
That is a beautiful chest, very impressive!
Posted: 11:07 am on September 15th
It is so very cool to see this kind of quality work still being done, by hand, by skilled craftsmen like yourself.
Bravo!
Posted: 7:13 am on September 15th
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Posted: 2:20 pm on September 14th
The carving is outstanding as usual, the grain matching of the Cherry is near perfect and the craftsmanship is impeccable. This piece will only become more beautiful with age, too, as the Cherry darkens. Wonderful work.
Posted: 1:35 pm on September 14th
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