Bottom sectiom 10 degrees,
top 35 degrees
BOX IS VENEERED INSIDE AND OUT AND INLAID WITH EBONY.
BURGUNDY VELVET IN TRAY AND BOX BOTTOM.
Bottom sectiom 10 degrees,
top 35 degrees
BOX IS VENEERED INSIDE AND OUT AND INLAID WITH EBONY.
BURGUNDY VELVET IN TRAY AND BOX BOTTOM.
Bottom sectiom 10 degrees,
top 35 degrees
A total of over 225 parts in this box
Tray box joints are .060 in.
Some of the parts and spline joints
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Comments
This piece shows impressive craftsmanship. I can't imagine how difficult it was to get the joints so perfectly aligned.
Well done.
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