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Reader's Gallery
TheAustrian, member
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Markus Misslinger
posted in: Reader's Gallery, modern, cherry, walnut, frame and panel, chest of drawers, shellac
Mobbed to the Side
comments (4) November 18th, 2011 in Reader's Gallery
Finding a board of walnut in my stack with these striking patterns made it clear it had to be used for drawers to heighten the effect. Another piece of cherry with a life of its own resulted in the drawer having to move to the side and a life-edge cherry top complement the piece. Finish was four coats of shellac. A very productive summer leads to my second post
Dimensions: 123 x 47 x 29 cm
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Markus Misslinger
posted in: Reader's Gallery, modern, cherry, walnut, frame and panel, chest of drawers, shellac





















Comments (4)
Posted: 2:54 pm on December 30th
I like your unconventional design, and how you let the pattern of the wood influence your design. I'm looking forward to seeing our next peaces!
Cheers from a fellow Austrian,
Veronika
Posted: 2:17 pm on December 18th
Posted: 2:38 pm on November 30th
Posted: 4:29 pm on November 24th
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