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Hutch, milk-painted with cherry counter

comments (3) April 30th, 2009 in The Gallery     
Chuck_Griffith Charles Griffith, member
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The photocopy of the original with my scribbles
Photo: Self
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A friend of mine saw a version of this in a store, but needed a slightly smaller one to fit his dining room. The maker wouldn't oblidge, so he said "help" and handed me a Xerox image of it. I went to the store and stared at the display model for half an hour trying to remember every detail. I then sat in my car and furiously scribbled notes on the photo copy. It's made of milk-painted poplar with a cherry counter. The upper part can be detached for easier transport. It fit perfectly in my friend's dining room. Then he moved.


Design or Plan used: a resizing of another design
posted in: The Gallery, cabinet, paint, poplar, varnish
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Comments (3)

Little_Joe Little_Joe writes: That is SO nice!

Good job... thank you!

Posted: 6:26 pm on May 5th

africanchippy africanchippy writes: Just saw your comments on shaker design. Thanks for the info. I am a South African, so not as close to Shaker as you. I have studied the style though and made some pieces in my career as woodworker.I'm sure if you look at my "Contemporary table", you will recognize Shaker origins? This little table is just Shaker on acid!
Posted: 4:40 pm on April 30th

africanchippy africanchippy writes: Yo Chuck. I'm quite new to this site but I'm already recognizing your work! Where do you find the time? And them pictures plenty good. Well done.
Posted: 4:02 pm on April 30th

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