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Greene and Greene-Style Buffet

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Woodworker: Thomas Starbuck Stockton

Thomas Starbuck Stockton crafted this Greene-and-Greene-inspired buffet from a large slab of claro walnut that a friend gave him. The buffet's exterior came from the walnut, which his friend milled and cured, while the buffet's top and panels are from sawn veneers. The ebony handles feature a mother-of-pearl inlay after the original concept of wrapping them with sterling-silver wire was tested out and discarded.

Photo: John Hope

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