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Project by Martin's Chair Shop in New Holland, PA.
Friday, March 16, 2007 - leave a comment
www.martinschair.com • Martin's Chair produces a wide range of chairs and furniture. They welcome custom furniture, and even are skilled with large contracts, such as desks and chairs for some prestigious colleges and universities. Orion took this photo in the showroom of their shop New Holland …
Project by David LeFort, Hanover, MA
Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - leave a comment
www.lefortfurnituremakers.com • LeFort Furniture specializes in hand crafting the finest late 18th century high style furniture he can find. Each piece is carved by hand, and these carvings are magnificent. Dave uses traditional techniques, all dovetails are cut by hand, and every piece of wood …
Project by Morton Fine Furniture of Leola, Pennsylvania
Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - 1 comment
http://www.mortonfinefurniture.com • Thomas Morton's work is clean and graceful. Here is a case piece that can be used as an entertainment center or a wardrobe. It is hand crafted from Appalachian cherry and tiger maple. Simple wood knobs add a lovely touch. The piece has a hand rubbed oil and …
Project by Greg Heath from East Hampton, CT
Tuesday, March 6, 2007 - leave a comment
Windsor Chairs by Greg Heath is a family run shop. Greg makes the furniture, while Valerie, his wife, handles the website, marketing, and photography. They offer many styles of Windsor chairs, in addition to tables and beds. They ship anywhere in the U.S., and have worked hard to expand beyond …
Project by Colorado Colonial Furniture
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment
303-444-2643 • Bob Hodgetts took part of New England's soul to Colorado and works bringing traditional furniture to the wild west. This Newport blockfront is built from a staple of the New England forest: tiger maple. The carving on this piece is quite splendid, and really makes the chest a …
Project by John Mensch of South Salem, NY
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - 1 comment
This Arts & Crafts side table is made of mahogany and curly maple and the two woods provide a lovely contrast to one another. The top is nicely inlaid for more contrast and the antique brass hardware (AD-4067) accents the maple very well. • John Mensch recently moved from McKinney, Texas and now …
Project by Stephen Smith, from Anadarko, OK
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment
http://www.americanfurnituremaker.com • Stephen does all custom work, generally reproductions of fine antiques; but not entirely, as he will take any project that piques his interest. This highboy is made from New England maple and features a lovely top and shell. He chose our CB-4 Chippendale …
Project by Gregg Perry, from Topton, PA
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment
www.greggperrymasterpieces.com • This tiger maple Chippendale lowboy is reproduced from a Philadelphia piece, circa 1760-1770. It is beautifully proportioned and has wonderful ball & claw feet. Philadelphia patrons loved carving--the scrolled apron is masterful and completes the piece. Gregg … read more »
Project by Hardwood Artisans
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment
Hardwood Artisans started out back in 1976 as The Loft Bed Store. Initially just two people working their basement in Alexandria Virgina, today they have two stores, one in Alexandria and one in Rockville Maryland. You can find them on the web at www.loftbed.com
Project Maynard and Maynard of New Hampshire
Saturday, February 24, 2007 - leave a comment
www.classicfinefurniture.com • The Maynards are interested in most kinds of furniture and design, and this curiosity keeps their pieces living and changing. It is easy to see why they are successful. Their furniture radiates joy to me. From museum seating to custom work to office furnishings to …
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