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Wall Object Lime Wood, Alexander Grabovetskiy Wood Carving 36''

grabovetskiy, member | November 18th, 20114 comments

It is a latest carving I have done. Size of it 36". LimeWood. Unfinished. If you want to see more picture progress please go to http://bit.ly/grabovetskiy.

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Plum cabinet

austinh, member | August 9th, 20116 comments

After spending the better part of 2 years searching for plum lumber I finally came across this board in a barn attic. It had a beautiful form but it offered little in the way of traditionally...

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Bonnet Top Highboys

rogerlandry, member | June 10th, 20114 comments

Several of you members wanted to see a better view of these 2 highboys I finished for my wife this past April. Making them at the same time was a big time savings. All together, they took about...

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Twin Bonnet Tops

rogerlandry, member | April 15th, 20117 comments

As a woodworking hobbyist in my spare time, I had always wanted to make the highboys in FWW issue #117 from 1996. With the work and detail involved, I figured it would be just as frustrating if...

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Cerry chippendale blanket chest

byrd1, member | August 12th, 20101 comment

Cherry blanket chest, chippendale in style. This one was made to be given away in a drawing on July 4 2010

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Chippendale Side Chair

stevekinnane, member | July 24th, 20101 comment

Chippendale Side Chair; Walnut

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Chippendale Side Chair

stevekinnane, member | July 24th, 20101 comment

Chippendale Side Chair

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Mahogany Pie-Crust Tea Table

Bobson64, member | June 22nd, 20102 comments

This is a pie-crust tea table done in Mahogany. The pedestal features ball and claw feet and is fully carved in the roccoco style commonly seen in Chippendale style furniture. The base...

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Serpentine Bow Front Writing Desk

teenagewoodworker, member | June 2nd, 201012 comments

I built this desk a year ago right after my 16th Birthday. It is a Serpentine Bow Front writing desk make out of one slab of 14" x 9' x 10/4 Ribboned Sapele. Starting from the top is is a bookmatched...

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Massachusetts Flat Top Highboy

PineHillPrimitives, member | May 1st, 201013 comments

I made this Tiger Maple Highboy after seeing one made from about 1750. This version has over 195 handcut dovetails, all solid wood drawer sides and bottoms, and 2 hidden drawers. The crown molding I...

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Chippendale Chair

Woody1202, member | April 30th, 2010

I based this design on the classic Chippendale, howerver the backsplat, top rail, and seat frame are my own design. It is made entirely from Genuine Mahogany stained with red mahogany. The top...

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Small Chippendale chest

byrd1, member | March 5th, 2010

This small chest was a commissioned piece that the owner had not yet picked out her brasses. Chippendale in style and made of tiger maple. She stressed that she wanted all sides finished, so...

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Mahogany Desk

Donhuff, member | January 18th, 2010

The legs on this mahogany are turned 45 degrees, and are attached with a sliding dovetail. The front and back are a single piece of wood cut and reassembled to make the grain continuous across...

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Sea Chest

BetsyE, member | December 17th, 20091 comment

Doug Mooberry's sea-themed chest of drawers has the overall proportions, cock-beaded drawers, and reeded quarter-columns of a classic Chippendale. But Mooberry “kicked it up a notch” with...

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chippendale lowboy

Alban, member | October 1st, 20096 comments

This is a project that came from Frank Gottshalls: "Making Furniture Masterpieces". It took me 6 months to make and is made from rough sawn oak that I dried and planed. The legs feet front rail...

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Chippendale Stool

Roscoe2, member | September 17th, 2009

This was my first attempt at a classic style project. I went a little overboard in getting the tenons of the feet to show a lot of tension when grasping the ball. In all, this project taught me...

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Game Table

traveller2, member | September 3rd, 20091 comment

Chippendale game table inspired by the original in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Primary wood mahogany, secondary woods, maple and southern yellow pine

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Oval Chippendale stool

Boomer1, member | September 2nd, 20091 comment

My first attempt at making this stool from a FWW book in the 18th century style. It was a lot of fun and quite challenging with the carving. JB

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Coffee pot

JohnShortell, member | August 30th, 20094 comments

Turned and carved from figured maple. Form copied from 18th century silver piece.

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Mahogany Spice Box with String and Berry Inlay

Sanjeev, member | March 15th, 20096 comments

I wanted to do a project to practice hand-cut dovetails. When I saw Steve Latta's spicebox (FWW #196) it looked like an ideal project with more than 100 dovetails. I enhanced the design with...

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Chippendale Mirror

JMatthews, member | February 3rd, 20092 comments

This was a wedding gift for two close friends. I'm just starting out, so my shop only has a bandsaw, workbench and various hand tools. I started with roughsawn boards and...

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Curly maple chippendale chest

ACT7713, member | January 2nd, 2009

Chest based on a plan from Glen Huey. It was scaled down to fit better as a bed side table

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Mahogany Blanket Chest

ACT7713, member | December 31st, 2008

Mahogany Blanket Chest with cedar lining.

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Pie Crust tea table for daughters

Talma, member | December 28th, 2008

This is a pie crust tea table I made as a Christmas present for my two daughters. They liked having tea parties so I thought they should have a table for it. It is made from walnut with a shellac...

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Chippendale chest

byrd1, member | December 17th, 2008

Made of mahogany this is a small chest I made for a Christmas gift for someone very dear to us. Hope she likes it.

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Walnut Grandfather Clock

Maridon, member | November 21st, 20083 comments

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 Fine Woodworking Magazine written by Lonnie Bird. It has...

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Chippendale wing chair frame

jbov, member | November 16th, 20082 comments

Miniature(childrens) size wing chair frame with Philadelphia style ball and claw foot. Made from mahogany, soft maple(secondary), and poplar(secondary). Brackets were added to support...

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