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Walnut & Bloodwood Necklace Chest
comments (3) August 11th, 2009 in Reader's Gallery
Built to match a smaller jewelry chest of the same design and materials, this chest was made at the request of a client who wanted a larger chest made expressly for necklaces. The chest is made of walnut selected from the same board. The top is frame-and-panel construction to allow the book-matched lid to move with the seasons. The front and sides were ripped and rejoined to ensure that the wood grain on the drawers would match the grain of the case, while still allowing for snug-fitting drawer fronts. The wooden hinges were made from another piece of walnut selected for its straight-grain pattern. The design is inspired by both arts & crafts and Asian motifs. 15" x 10" x 6". Hand rubbed oil finish.
Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, box, arts and crafts, walnut, accessory, frame and panel, chest, asian inspired, oil





















Comments (3)
Thank you, guys, for the kind comments. Best of luck with your woodworking.
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