Customer Projects

Have you used our products on a project you’re proud of?

Post a photo and a description of your project and we will feature it on our site! We’re especially looking for photos containing Art Deco, Victorian, Mackintosh, or iron hardware.

Arts & Crafts Library Table

Robert Fredrickson - Posted on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 - leave a comment

This Arts & Crafts Library Table was built by Robert Fredrickson from ash wood and equipped with your Arts & Crafts drawer pulls. It is a modification of a design by Eric Keil.

Cherry Curio Cabinet

Robert Fredrickson - Posted on Friday, January 15, 2010 - leave a comment

This cherry curio cabinet was built with cherry wood, finished with brushed lacquer and equipped with your Arts & Crafts vertical pulls with cast drops, solid brass butt hinges, ball catches and solid brass shelf pegs.

Pennsylvania Spice Box

James Platteter - Posted on Saturday, December 5, 2009 - leave a comment

This piece was built by James Platteter of J.P. Fine Furniture. The beautiful design of the compass inlay provided the inspiration to make this exquisite reproduction. • Primary wood - curly cherry. Walnut, Yellow Heart, Padock, Curly Babinga, Black Ebony and Maple stringing. Interior draw …

Tiger Maple Low Boy

Vermont Woodworking School - Posted on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 - leave a comment

Fresh from the Smuggler's Notch scenic valley comes this gorgeous tiger maple low boy. This piece was made by a student at the The Vermont Woodworking School.

Looking to learn more about woodworking? The Vermont Woodworking School is located in the green mountains in Cambridge Vermont, just north of Smuggler's Notch if you know the area. Looking to spend a week, or a few weekends, it is a great place with great teachers and curriculum. If you need need some other activities to round out the trip the area is fuill of surprises. In town there is a culinary institute with cooking classes and programs, there is hiking, biking, fishing, and my personal favorite: Smugglers Notch ski resort.

High Boy

Charles W. Lee - Posted on Sunday, August 23, 2009 - 2 comments

The high boy pictured is one of two that a neighbbor, Lane Gilliam, and I made from rough walnut lumber over the last 8 months. The finishing was done by Marshall Finishing of High Point, NC

Mackintosh Dresser

Vincent Chicone - Posted on Monday, November 24, 2008 - leave a comment

This chest is made out of quarter sawn white oak, with figured panels to match. The drawers and doors are dressed in Horton's Mackintosh pulls.

Haycox & Fair Fine Furniture

Chris Haycox - Posted on Wednesday, August 6, 2008 - leave a comment

This bowfront sideboard in the Federal Style was custom designed for a client. Primary wood is cuban mahogany, the top was cut from a single 21" wide plank that was 8ft long.The drawer and door faces are bookmatched and were cut in our shop from a single 20" wide board. Finish is orange shellac …

James Kroll Fine Woodworking

Friday, March 28, 2008 - leave a comment

Secretary desk shown with the top both open and closed, this curly maple piece is made in the same manner of an 18th century original. It features some 168 hand cut dovetails, period chased brasses, ogee bracket feet and a hand applied finish. The gallery is a close copy of a 1760 secretary seen … read more »

Hat Factory Furniture

Wednesday, March 5, 2008 - leave a comment

This painted custom kitchen was designed and built by Hat Factory Furniture in Peekskill, NY. A wonderful example of a period kitchen that takes advantage of a smaller space. You can see how they took full advantage of the vertical room by adding a third row of cabinets on top. We are sure the …

20th Century Display Cabinet

Friday, February 15, 2008 - leave a comment

This cabinet was built by David Wakeley of 20th Century Furniture. The design of this display cabinet combines the form and lines of Mission furniture with the curves and grace of Japanese furniture - often called Bungalow style. Made of figured cherry, the piece is stunning, the joinery and … read more »