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Cremation Urn

comments (3) March 1st, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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Here is a cremation urn that I built for my sister. It will hold the ashes of our father who passed earlier this week.

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Robert Schmidt

posted in: Reader's Gallery, arts and crafts, accessory, mahogany, frame and panel

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"For Frank"

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woodduffy writes: Absolutely beautiful urn. I'd like to do something similar for my Mom who just passed in March, actually like to make the whole family one each and we can all have her with us! Nice!
Posted: 4:48 pm on June 7th

montewoods writes: Beautiful work. There is something about G & G that has a "secure" feeling in the design. Very appropriate for this occasion. Take care.
Posted: 3:44 pm on March 2nd

Triumph1 writes: That is a very beautiful Greene & Greene style urn. I love how you did the bridle joint lid. All together it is a very beautiful, distinguished resting place. Sorry to hear of your loss.
Posted: 5:46 am on March 2nd

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