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Greene-and-Greene-style Sideboard

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Woodworker: Gary Rogowski

This Greene-and-Greene-style sideboard is made from mahogany. Many design techniques and joinery were used, including frame-and-panel construction, dovetails, breadboard ends, and mortise-and-tenon joints. Ebony and carved yellow-heart inlay provide the visual interest. The sideboard is finished with a wiping varnish.

Photo: Jim Piper

Design or Plan used: Not specified