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Sideboard
in oak and bog oak.
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Mirror, Yew
One of a series featuring the wild figure of waney-edged boards.
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Brown oak and sycamore cufflink case
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Computer Desk Detail
Showing solid timber interior, traditional precise fitting and hand-cut dovetails
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Dining chair
in rock maple and walnut (one of a set of ten)
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Curve cabinet and table
A small wall cabinet and side table in cherry and birdseye maple with cedar of Lebanon back and...
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And So To Bed
American Cherry and harewood.
H 1380 mm [of headboard] X W 1690 mm X L 2250 mm. (H 54-1/4... -
Side Table
santos rosewood with ebony detail
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Set of 3 Nested Trivets
Walnut, Oak and Elm
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Coffee Table- corner detail
Boire, oiled and varnished. H 400 mm X D 500 mm X L 800 mm. (H 15-3/4” X D 19-11/16” X W 31-1/2...
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Pops' Chair
A beautiful easy chair perfect for reading a Sunday paper. Pictured chair is made from Tasmanian...
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Dining table
in elm and glass
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Dining Suite in Native Oak
The end leaves may be removed to seat up to 6 diners
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Carver chair
in ash, upholstered.
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Andrea's Dressing Table
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Oak Display Cabinet
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"one"
The cabinet is made from Tasmanian Blackwood. This cabinet can be made in any timber and altered...
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Hall Table
An elegant hall table made from American Black Walnut, Birdseye Maple, and Maple inlay. This...
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Chest-of-drawers, English Oak and Bog Oak
My signature piece, made as part of the "onetree" project.
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Fitted library
Large fitted bookcase in walnut.
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