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Gratz Highboy Reproduction

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Joel Ficke This highboy was Ficke’s first attempt at reproducing early American furniture, and he built it under the instruction of Gene Landon. The original, known as the Gratz...

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Chippendale Side Chair Reproduction

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Tony Kubalak The quality, variety, and number of carved elements make this reproduction of a Chippendale side chair the most ambitious project Kubalak has done to date. The knee carving...

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Chippendale Pembroke Table

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Tom Witzig Tables in Albert Stack's The New Fine Points of Furniture and in a Master Class article by Eugene Landon ( Fine Woodworking #151 ) inspired Tom Witzig to create his own...

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Chippendale Tea Table

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Gerald Curry Curry based this piece on several tea tables made by the Townsend/Goddard craftsmen of Newport, Rhode Island. He points out that unlike a lot of period furniture he has...

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Chippendale Mirror

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Steve Latta During the late 18th century, elaborately framed mirrors, known as looking glasses, served as testimonials to the wealth of their owners. A looking glass similar to theone...

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Newport Tall Clock

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Randall O'Donnell This reproduction Newport block-front tall case clock built by Indiana-based furniture maker Randall O'Donnell, features handmade brass movement and hardware, a...

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Chippendale Side Table

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Woodworker: Freddy Roman Roman built this side table based on a Chippendale design. It features a number of hand-carved elements, including a taurus molding around three sides of the table top, a...

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Chest of Drawers

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Chippendale-style chest of drawers by Mac Campbell. The chest is accented with reeded quarter columns, cock beading, carved feet and brass pulls. The construction of the reeded columns for this mahogany chest are outlined in FW#93, pp. 81-83.

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Corner Cabinet

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Lowe’s Chippendale-style corner cabinet does double duty as an entertaiment center. Made with a trapezoidal back Lowe was able to gain enough interior space to house a TV. See his construction methods in FW#106, pp. 82-85.

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Newport-style Secretary

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 20121 comment

Newport-style secretary by Irion Co. Furniture Makers

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Chippendale-style Stool

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Mahogany and silk damask Chippendale-style stool by Randall O’Donnell. The piece features hand-carved ball and claw feet.

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Jefferson Writing Desk

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Reproduction Jefferson writing desk made from plywood-core mahogany veneer. Satinwood is used for the inlay.

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Piecrust Table

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Stanley’s 18th-century based piecrust table is made from mahogany. TThe table has a french-polish finish.

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Spice Cabinet

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Bellano’s spice cabinet is made from mahogany. He cut all the dovetails by hand and finished the piece with cherry stain.

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Chippendale-style Dining Chairs

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

These Chippendale-style chairs, made by Rinehart, are made from mahogany and finished with a diluted dye stain, Waterlox, wiping varnish and an asphaltum glaze.

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China Table

FWW_Gallery, member | October 24th, 2012

Reproduction of 1770s china table on display in Williamsburg, Va. The table is made from Caribbean mahogany and finished with shellac. The carved fretwork was done by David Salisbury.

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