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Walnut jewellery box with concealed drawers

comments (6) July 26th, 2011 in Reader's Gallery

burr burr, member
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Hi All

This is my latest commission – it is made from black walnut with sycamore inlays. The lid is made from bandsawn veneers with the grain running front to back. The flap is held in place in the close position with 2 spring catches and the box is lined in mulberry suede. Finished with several coats of blonde shellac followed by wax. Fitted with nickel hardware.

Cheers

Ian

 


Design or Plan used: My own design
posted in: Reader's Gallery, box, walnut, veneer, inlay, shellac, art deco


Comments (6)

amax amax writes: Ian please let me know what magazine the walnut jewelry box will appear in so that I can support your great work and get the information that I need. I am also interested in the hardware, I cannot seem to locate the spring catches either. Good luck with your article. Thanx Alan
Posted: 9:38 pm on September 11th

burr burr writes: Hi Amax sorry for the late reply. I do have drawings but I am keeping these for a future magazine article as they will be released with the magazine.

Best regards

Ian
Posted: 11:18 pm on August 22nd

amax amax writes: Ian
I have been looking for a long time for perfect jewelry box to make as a 16th birthday gift for my oldest grandaughter. When I saw your box yesterday,it was the one I have been looking for. It's beautiful. At first as I looked at it, it looked pretty straight forward. However the closer I look the more technical it becomes. Is there a chance of getting any schematics?
Posted: 10:05 pm on August 6th

burr burr writes: Thanks guys - Hi Jason the sales are good in Uk but still not cracked the US market I think AC has it sewn up.

Cheers

Ian
Posted: 9:35 am on July 28th

chooper chooper writes: beautiful box, im still working on my first.
would like to see more of your work .

keep up the good work.
Posted: 3:13 pm on July 26th

jago434 jago434 writes: Ian,
Glad to see you are here showing your work on Finewoodworking! it is excellent as all you work is. We look forward to more. How is the sales going on your hardware?
Regards,
Jason
Posted: 6:47 am on July 26th

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