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Console TableBubinga with ebony details
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Drinks Cabinet, English Walnu and SycamoreWild walnut contrasting in character and colour with the pristine sycamore.
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SideboardSideboard in European Oak and Brown Oak
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Side Tablesantos rosewood with ebony detail
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Bedroom chestOne of a pair in walnut, sycamore, maple, stainless steel and 'blue eyes' granite. Made to...
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Circular MirrorOak and oak burr.
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Display CabinetRipple Sycamore and Toughened Glass
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Nidderdale ChairOak and Brown Oak. Ergonomically designed by David. W440xD480xH1040
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Oak and Walnut Display CabinetOne of a matching pair of Display Cabinets for a pottery collection.
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Chess table and bookcasein rock maple and walnut.
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The Black and Tan (Hall Table)H 910 X W 1160 W X D 395 mm
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Origami coffee tableCoffe table in maple with cherry, walnut, maple and burr elm inlay. The legs and inlay give a...
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Kitchenin oak, painted finish and granite.
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The Black and Tan (Hall Table)H 910 X W 1160 W X D 395 mm
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Side TableEbony with burr maple, antique ivory drawer pulls
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Monogram ChairFigured maple and oak with free machine embroidery.
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Wall Cabinet, SycamoreA good example of applying fine cabinet making to wild wood.
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Bedside tableOne of a pair in ripple sycamore, maple, walnut, burr walnut, stainless steel and glass. Part of...
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Newby TableOak with boxwood inlay detail: A dining table for four people, commissioned to complement...
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Hockey SticksIroko bench: Commissioned to celebrate the life of Norman Borrett and his contribution to the...
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Ripple Sycamore Music CabinetArt Deco styled music cabinet in Ripple Sycamore with interior of black walnut.
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Bookcase, Cherry and BoxwoodThe through-tenons, wedged with boxwood, are not only a very sturdy construction but become a...
Membership
NCFM operates with two levels of membership.
The discussion group is a forum for contemporary furniture designer/makers working in the North of England to share advice and opinions and promote our work in general. It operates via an email list, where a member sends a message, and this is sent to all members of the group. This list is private, only accessible to group members and free to join. If you would like to take part in the discussion, please click this link to send us an email, telling the group a little about yourself: NCFM Listmaster
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