All drawings are to scale, have appropriate joinery and are drawn using
components so that the SketchUp Model can be exploded apart for detail sizing
and analysis. The rendered pictures were done using Kerkythea rendering
software. All drawings are available for download.
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1820 Victorian Armoire
An 1820 English armoire originally made in
Oak. The doors and sides have raised panels highlighted with dark
molding. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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1840 Empire Dresser
An North American Empire style dresser,
circa 1840. The cabinet sits on turned legs and columns. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.
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1860 Victorian Oak Dresser
The cabinet is modeled after an 1860
Victorian Dresser or China cabinet. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon.
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1880 Scotland Marble Top Washstand
A Victorian era Marble top washstand with a
tiled back and carved center panel from Scotland, circa 1880. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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1890 Marble Top Washstand
A Marble Top Washstand, circa 1890. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Adirondack Dresser
This is a copy of an antique Oak dresser
that I saw several years ago in the Adirondack Mountains in New York.
I thought it was so unique that I drew up the plans for it as soon as I
got home
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American Antique Silverware Cabinet
This is a great example of an early American
silverware cabinet. The original was made from solid Maple with
glass drawer pulls. C. 1870-1880 Joinery is mortise and tenon
with dovetail drawers.
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American Empire Chest of Drawers
An American Empire style chest of drawers,
Circa 1840. This cabinet has turned feet and fluted columns. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.
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Amish Arched Door Armoire
Here's an Arched Door
Armoire designed in a simple Amish style.
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Apothecary Chest
This chest is designed
based on a loose interpretation of an Apothecary Chest. (one that has
many small drawers and cabinet space) Today the chest will lend
itself to many uses. The construction uses simple dado joinery and
overall, the chest is not particularly difficult to build.
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Arts & Crafts 1880 Hall Wardrobe
A late 19th century Arts
and Crafts two-door hall wardrobe. The original originates from England,
circa 1880. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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Arts & Crafts Bar Cabinet
An American made Arts and
Crafts period sideboard, bar cabinet or server tha dates to the early
1900's. The left side display cabinet has leaded glass on 3 sides. The
right side has several drawers with a mirror above and a plate holder
that tops it all off. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetailed drawers.
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Arts & Crafts Oak Wardrobe with Mirror
This 1900 cabinet is
originally from England. The key features of this wardrobe cabinet are a
tall side closet, several drawers and a top cabinet with glass doors.
The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed
drawer.
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Arts & Crafts Oak Wine Cabinet
An Arts and Crafts Oak Wine
Cabinet that holds 28 bottles behind glass doors. The upper cabinet has
4 accessory drawers, a pull out tray and hanging glass rack. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Art Deco Oak And Chrome Storage Unit
This is an Art Deco style
Oak and Chrome chest with a drop center and front floral carved
decoration. The chest originates from England, circa 1920s. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Art Deco Small Vanity
Straight from the Art Deco
era. circa 1940s. This vanity is small and originally intended for a
small room but the side shelving offers great storage and display space.
An oval mirror was added and the side shelving is accented with metal
ships railing. Joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Art Deco Rosewood Commode
A French Art Deco Commode
finished with veneer wood. Circa 1930.
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Art Deco Walnut Dressing Table
This Art Deco dressing
table originates from England, circa 1930s. The primary joinery is
dados, mortise and tenon.
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Art Nouveau 1910 French Vanity
A French mirrored vanity,
circa 1910. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
dovetailed drawers.
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Art Nouveau French Display Cabinet
This is an unusual early
1900s French Oak in an Art Nouveau style. The primary joinery is dados
and mortise and tenon.
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Art Nouveau French Chest of Drawers
A chest of drawers or
vanity table with 4 drawers and a white marble top with mirror and
carved floral arch. Originating from France, circa 1910. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Art Nouveau Dressing Chest and Vanity Table
An early 20th century Art
Nouveau dressing Chest with Mirror. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.
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Art Nouveau Dressing Table
An Art Nouveau dressing
table originating from England, circa 1890. The primary joinery is dados
and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Bachelors Chest
An early 18th century Queen Anne provincial
Bachelors Chest. This is not your normal 3 to 4 drawer bachelor chest.
The design is quite unusual. The primary joinery is dados and mortise
and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Bennington-Fairfield Dresser
Here's a Colonial style 6 drawer dresser.
The center door opens to expose 2 additional drawers.
The construction uses
simple dado and mortise and tenon joinery. Overall, the chest is
not particularly difficult to build.
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Blanket Chest (New England One Drawer)
Here's a design that incorporates design
elements from both a New England and Shaker Blanket Chest. This
chest has turned legs which is some what unusual for a blanket chest.
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Caribbean Dressing Table
Here's a Caribbean Mahogany dressing table
from the early 1800s with 5 drawers and barley twist legs with ball
feet.
The mirror swivels and the joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Chest Of Drawers
Here is a chest of drawers that I designed
in the early phase of designing the 2 Stepped Tool Cabinet that I built
for my son Greg.
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Country Kitchen Island
A smaller 2 sided kitchen island with
a top with folding sides. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Country Manor Rustic Dresser
This dresser is from a Thomasville
collection of the 1980's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Country Sideboard with Wine Rack
A simple sideboard with wine rack
constructed in a rustic country style. Joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Dutch Oak Cabinet
This model is based on an early 19th century
Regency period Dutch oak cabinet with a shaped top above two drawers and
a shelved cupboard with two doors. The canted front supports are fluted
and end in tapered square feet. The origin is Dutch and the construction
uses mortise-and-tenon and dovetail joinery.
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Dutch Oak Cabinet-Tall
This model is based on an 18th century Dutch
Oak cabinet with upper shaped cresting and separate base. The original
had a painted interior. The door is divided in 2 sections, The lower
portion has a raised panel and the upper portion has an arched glass.
The construction uses mortise-and-tenon joinery.
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Early American Flower Bin Cabinet
An example of and early American flower bin
cabinet. Its unusual silhouette and dimensions enclose a modern day
utility bin perfect for household storage. The primary joinery is dados
and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Early American Towel Bar Cabinet
This towel bar cabinet comes from the early
20th century. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Early American Towel Bar Table
This towel bar table sits on turned leg, has
2 large drawers and comes from the early 20th century. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Empire Style Nightstand
This nightstand is from a Thomasville
collection of the 1990's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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English Corner Bookcase
A English bookcase with leaded glass doors,
circa 1910. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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English Oak Small Chest
An early 18th century English Oak chest of
drawers. The sides are paneled and the drawers are raised. The chest
sits on bracket feet. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetailed drawers.
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English Oak Writing Bureau
This is a 1930's English small writing
bureau with a central fall front and single drawer. The center is
flanked by small cupboards and drawers. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Ethan Allen Heirloom Nightstand
This nightstand is from an Ethan Allen
collection of the 1980's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Farmhouse Washstand
This washstand is a replica of a 1890s
washstand. Not an overly complicated stand, with turned legs and
towel bars and a center drawer. Joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Fayetteville Two Tier Nightstand
This is an mid-century Ethan Allen two tier
nightstand. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
dovetail drawers.
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Early 1900s Chest of Drawers
A classic example of american chest of drawers. Circa 1900 - 1909. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Early American style Medicine Cabinet
An early 20th century wall cabinet constructed in an early American
style. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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Eastlake Dresser with Mirror
This model is based on an
antique Eastlake style dresser made out of walnut with carved geometric
accents on the mirror frame, which is flanked on each side by a candle
stand. The top has a partial stone and wood surface framed by 2 small
stepped drawers. The sides are paneled. The construction uses
mortise-and-tenon and dovetail joinery.
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Eastlake Gentleman's Shaving Stand
A Victorian Eastlake gentleman's shaving stand with mirror originating
from the US, circa 1880s. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Eastlake Style Walnut Dresser
This Eastlake style dresser was build during the late Victorian era in
Toronto Canada and dates to circa 1880-1885. It can also be
referred to as a ladies vanity or dresser. As with most Eastlake
furniture is has many ornate carvings and hardware. The mirror
swivels and the joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Edwardian 1880 Vanity Stand
An Edwardian washing or shaving stand originating from England, circa
1880. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed
drawers.
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Edwardian 1900 Dressing Table
An Edwardian Dressing Table originating from England, circa 1900. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Edwardian Arts & Crafts Dressing Chest
This antique Edwardian Arts and Crafts dressing table with mirror dates
to the early 1900s during England's Edwardian Period. The mirror is supported on two side supports which
feature decorative Arts & Crafts tulip inlays. Primary joinery
is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Edwardian Inlaid Dressing Table
This antique Edwardian dressing table with mirror dates to the early
1900s during England's Edwardian Period. Both the base and upper hutch
have veneer inlays. Primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetail drawers.
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Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Dressing Table
This antique Edwardian dressing table with mirror dates to 1901 during England's Edwardian Period. Both the base and upper hutch
have veneer inlays. Primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetail drawers.
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Edwardian Walnut Dressing Table
This dressing table was made during the Edwardian arts and crafts
movement, 1901-1910. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetailed drawers.
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Eastlake Walnut Side-Lock Dresser
This is a circa 1890's side-lock dresser in an Eastlake style. The
front facing sides have a hinged lock that will secure all drawers when
locked. The top has a three sided gallery and the drawer fronts
have burled veneer fronts. The joinery is mortise and tenon.
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Eastlake Walnut Tall Bookcase
An American Eastlake/Renaissance Revival, tall, walnut and burl-walnut
bookcase, circa 1875. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetailed drawers.
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English 1770 Oak Dresser
An 18th century Oak dresser originating from England, circa 1770. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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English 1870 Dressing Table
An English "Duchess" dressing table in the Baroque Revival style, circa
1870. The vanity has an oval swing mirror with twin carved supports,
below the vanity is a central drawer with an ogee shaped top and flanked
with a bank of three smaller drawers. The Serpentine base sits on turned
legs and has a single central drawer. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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English Antique Vanity
This is an English Vanity/Dresser circa 1860-1870. The vanity has a
tilting mirror. The joinery is mortise and tenon.
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English Arts & Crafts Cabinet
This is an English Walnut Arts and Crafts cabinet or dresser. Circa
1910. The lower doors open to expose 8 drawers and the upper doors open
to expose a pigeon hole compartment. The joinery is mortise and tenon.
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English Georgian Wash Stand
This is an English Georgian Regency wash stand originating from England,
circa 1820. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and
dovetail drawers.
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Farmhouse Jelly Cabinet
This is an early American farmhouse jelly cabinet, circa 1850s. The
primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.
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Farmhouse Kitchen Island
An Amish farmhouse style kitchen Island with granite top. The primary
joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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French 1815 Empire Commode
An early-19th century French Empire Commode with a gray marble top with
4 drawers. (circa 1815) The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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French Art Deco Vanity
An Art Deco period dressing table or vanity originating from France,
circa 1925. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
dovetailed drawers.
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French Amboyna Art Deco Dressing Table
A mirrored vanity from the Art Deco period, circa 1930 and originating
from France. The original was made in exotic Amboyna wood. The
vanity has a glass center shelf with accent glass drawer pulls.
Primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with sliding dovetail drawers.
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French Blue Chest of Drawers
This is a painted dark blue chest of drawers originating from France,
circa 1930. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
locking rabbet joint drawers.
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French Brittany Highboy Dresser
A Highboy dresser originating from the Brittany region of France. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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French Cherry Wood Commode
A late 18th century French commode with brass molding and marble top.
The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed
drawers.
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French Commode with Marble Top
A French commode is a type of furniture resembling the English chest of
drawers, in use in France in the late 17th century. This model is of a
commode is from the very earlt 18th century. there are 5 dovetailed
drawers and front columns with rounded front corners ending in turned
legs with brass sabots. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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French Provincial Commode
A French Provincial Commode, circa 1780, with 2 drawers, reeded side
columns and aprons, and raised panels on the drawer fronts and side
panels. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
dovetailed drawers.
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French Rosewood Art Deco Dressing Table
This is a good example of French Art Deco furniture from the 1930s. The
original was made in Rosewood. Primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon
with dovetail drawers.
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French Washstand Louis Philippe Style
This 1920s washstand originates from England. It has a marble top and a
single drawer. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Gentleman's Dresser and Mirror
A late 19th Century gentleman's dresser with mirror. The
upper drawer and cabinet were used as a hat box and glove drawer. The
original was most likely made from Oak. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Georgian Dresser Base
This is a Georgian period dresser base, circa early
1800s. The primary joinery is dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail
drawers.
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Georgian Style 4 Drawer Nightstand
This is a small Georgian style four drawer chest or
nightstand originating from England, circa 1860s. The primary joinery is
dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Gun Cabinet - Greg's
This is a large solid Oak cabinet designed to hold 10
guns. It has 6 secure drawers. The overall measurements are 54"w,
20"d and 79.5" h.
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Gun Cabinet - Corner
This is a space saver corner gun cabinet that will hold
11 guns with ample locking drawer and cabinet storage space.
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Gun Cabinet - Stonefield
Here is another gun cabinet that is setup to hold 8 guns
with a large locking bottom storage cabinet. Cabinet grade plywood
would be an great material choice for this project.
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Habersham Chest of Drawers
This is an American made Queen Anne style
chest of drawers, circa 1980s. There are 4 graduated drawers and a
scalloped edge top all sitting on Cabriole legs. The primary joinery is
dados, mortise and tenon, and dovetail drawers.
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Hepplewhite Bow Front Chest of Drawers
This New England Federal bow front chest of
drawers is Circa 1800-1820. A unique feature is the top slide out
tray. Primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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Lakehouse Chifferobe
This Chifferobe
was designed and built for
use in our lake house. It was built with mortise and tenon and pocket
screw joinery. This is a typical style Chifferobe given that the
wardrobe section runs down one side of the cabinet,
while the drawers occupy the other side. However, I chose to design the
cabinet with a full bottom drawer and shelving inside the wardrobe side.
A mirror which is also unusual was added.
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Loft Dresser
This
small chest of drawers was
made to fit into a small area in the loft of our lake house.
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Maine Empire Bureau
This model is based on a Circa 1820s Empire
style Bureau originally from the state of Maine. The cabinet site on
front turned columns and Sheraton style turned legs. The construction
uses dados, mortise-and-tenon and dovetail joinery.
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Maple Nightstand
This nightstand is from an Ethan Allen
collection of the 1980's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Martha's Vineyard Cupboard
This cupboard appeared in Popular
Woodworking magazine. It is based on an original discovered on
Martha's Vineyard.
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Martinsville Modern Credenza
A mid-century (1960s) modern nine-drawer
triple dresser or credenza. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Martinsville Modern Gentleman's Chest
A mid-century (1960s) modern highboy dresser
or gentleman's chest. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon
with dovetailed drawers.
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Melange Sloan Console Table
This console table or buffet original was
made by Hooker furniture.
The model is draw in
mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery with a slightly curved front.
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Mid-Century 1960 Highboy Dresser
A mid-Century modern highboy dresser with
black vinyl detailing on the doors. The cabinet has 6 drawers. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Mid-Century Coffey Dresser
A 1960s Kent Coffey lowboy dresser
originating from the US. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Mid-Century Coffey Highboy
A A 1950s - 1960s Kent Coffey highboy
dresser originating from the US. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Neoclassical Low Cabinet
A Neoclassical Revival era Marble top Low Cabinet, circa 1870-1879. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Modern Shaker Dresser and Mirror
Here's a some what contemporary dresser and mirror loosely based on a
Shaker design.
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Monterey Cabinet Nightstand
This nightstand is from a
Thomasville collection of the 1990's. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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North Carolina Sugar Chest
This Sugar Chest, circa 1820-30, originated from North Carolina.
Sugar chests were a popular furniture form in the Southern U.S. in the
18th and 19th centuries. It was an attractive piece of furniture
often displayed in the dinning room.
The model is draw in
mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery and uses inlays to enhance it's
look.
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Open Cabinet Nightstand
This nightstand is from an
Ethan Allen collection of the 1980's. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Pie Safe
This pie safe has plenty of
cabinet and drawer storage. Overall size is 40"w, 16"d, 64"h.
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Regency Bedside Cabinet
This model is based on a Circa 1810s-1820s
Mahogany bedside or lamp table in the Regency style from England. The
bottom drawer copies the arch of the legs and the two upper drawers
follow the multiple curves of the top. The construction uses dados and
dowel joinery.
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Regency Brass and Rosewood Side Cabinet
A Regency style cabinet originating from
England, circa 1820. The top is Marble and has a brass gallery. The
cupboard doors are faced with a brass grille and both the drawers and
doors have brass inlays. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Rococo influenced Dresser
A chest of drawers with a floral design that
runs through each drawer and continuing onto the next. The style is
modern and is influenced by the Rococo period. The primary joinery is
dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Scotland 1875 Chest of Drawers
This chest of drawers originates from
Scotland, circa 1875. It has 6 graduated drawers and one top hidden
drawer. The corner pillars are turned and twisted. The primary joinery
is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Scottish Art Nouveau Dressing Table
A nicely designed Scottish Art Nouveau
Dressing Table with inlays. Circa 1900 from England. The primary joinery
is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Scottish Pine Dresser
A Victorian Scottish pine dresser with
five-spice drawers above three central drawers above two cupboards with
a central fixed panel. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Slatted Door Apothecary Cabinet
A
large Asian inspired apothecary
cabinet with two dowelled cabinet doors, flanked by five small,
dovetailed drawers and 3 drawers at the bottom, all sitting on
raised, modern pagoda style, cornered feet.
The primary joinery is dados, mortise and
tenon and locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Spanish Breakfront Cabinet
This Arts and Crafts style cabinet
originates from Spain, circa late 19th century. The cabinet features are
highlighted in dark contrasting painted molding. The primary joinery is
dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.
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Stonefield Craftsman Tall Storage Chest
Here's a contemporary looking tall storage
chest with an Asian flair. Made from Cherry with Walnut pulls.
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Stonefield Double Cupboard
This cabinet is called a double cupboard
simply because it has two doors. It becomes and attractive wall
unit with the addition of an open rack and spindle rail. A
decorative floral inlay is added to the sides.
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Stonefield House Chiffonier
This chiffonier is designed after a Greene &
Greene style chiffonier, circa 1908. Originating from the U.S. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawer.
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Stonefield Shaker Nightstand
Here's a three drawer with sliding tray
nightstand done in a Shaker style. The corners have curved legs.
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Stonefield Stepped Dresser
The design for this stepped dresser is
partly inspired from a plain Shaker style and a desire to have multiple,
mixed drawers and storage cabinet.
The model is draw in
mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery and uses beading to enhance it's
look.
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Stonefield Gentleman's Chest
Here's a gentleman's chest, or chifforobe,
with a combination of an armoire and a chest of drawers. The lower legs
taper in and the sides are frame and panel. The door panel is set
apart and highlighted with a light color wood.
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Stonefield High Boy
The design of this high boy is Artisan and
uses a mix of Walnut and Cherry wood. The sides are frame and panel with
mortise and tenon joinery.
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Swedish Baroque Cabinet
This is a Swedish Baroque style Cabinet,
circa 1760. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Swedish Country House Sideboard
This sideboard is designed in a Gustavian
style from northern Sweden and was made around 1790. The primary joinery
is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Swedish Rococo Clock Bureau Cabinet
This is a Swedish Rococo style clock bureau
cabinet from northern Sweden, circa 1810 during the Rococo period. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Swedish Rococo Country Cabinet
This is a Swedish Rococo style country
cabinet from northern Sweden, circa 1790 during the Rococo period. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Swedish Rococo Secretary Desk
This is and early 19th century Rococo style
slant-front secretary from Sweden. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Tall Dresser
This traditionally styled tall dresser has
an upper cabinet with additional drawers. The original appeared in the
December 2006 issue of Popular Woodworking.
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Tall Side Cabinet
This design came from 2 separate cabinets
that I saw. One with just drawers and one with just a cabinet
door. My original thought was to use it as a possible workshop
cabinet.
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Tennessee Silverware Cabinet
This is another great example of an early
American silverware cabinet dating back to the last quarter of the 19th
century. Most likely from Tennessee. Joinery is mortise and tenon
with finger joint drawers.
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Tennessee sugar sideboard
This is a sugar sideboard from Tennessee,
circa 1920-1930. These cabinets were originally used to store a family's
prized amount of sugar. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Tiger Maple Chest of Drawers
This Early American chest of drawers is
designed from an 1830s antique that I saw. I liked the design of the
over hanging upper drawer that sits on two turned leg halves.
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Thomasville Neoclassical Style Server
A Neoclassical style server / flip top bar
from Thomasville. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon.
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Traditional Cabinet Nightstand
This nightstand is from a Thomasville
collection of the 1990's. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and
tenon with dovetail drawers.
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Victorian Vanity Chest
This is
a Mahogany vanity from the late 1800's with an origin of England.
The scalloped candle shelf with two small drawers and the oval mirror
supported by turned columns make this an interesting piece of furniture.
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Victorian 1860 Washstand
This model is based
on a Circa 1860s Victorian style Washstand from England. The cabriole
legs are mortised into turned legs. The construction uses mortise-and-tenon
and dovetail joinery.
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Victorian 1862 Vanity With Mirror
A Victorian or
Aesthetic Movement six-drawer vanity dresser chest with triple mirror.
Originating from the US, circa 1860s. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Victorian Eastlake Washstand
This is a late
Victorian or Eastlake small washstand or commode, circa 1890. The
primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint
drawers.
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Victorian Marble Top Washstand
A Victorian era
Marble top washstand with a tiled back from England, circa 19th century.
The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed
drawers.
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Victorian Washstand
Here's a washstand in
Victorian style. It has a single drawer, lower cabinet, ornate face
molding and duel candle holders.
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Victorian Washstand In White
This is a Victorian
Washstand painted in white with tiled upstand and a marble top. The
table sits on turned legs and has a bottom shelf. The primary joinery is
dados and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Victorian Mahogany Washstand
Here's my second
drawing of a washstand in Victorian style. circa 1890 The model is
draw in original mortise and tenon joinery and uses beading to enhance
it's look. The original cabinet had wheels to assist with
movement.
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Victorian Marble Top Black Washstand
This is a Victorian
black colored washstand with marble top and tiled back. The cabinet
originates from England, circa early 1900s. The primary joinery is dados
and mortise and tenon with locking rabbet joint drawers.
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Victorian Oak Highboy
A Victorian highboy
dresser originating from the US, circa 1900. The primary joinery is
dados and mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Victorian Pine and Marble Washstand
Here's an Victorian
period washstand, circa 1880. Original was build in pine with marble top
and ceramic tile back splash.
The model is draw
with
mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.
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Walnut Bow Front Chest of Drawers
This is a slim chest of drawers built in
England, circa 1930's.
The model is draw
with
mortise and tenon, and dovetail joinery.
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Walnut 1730 Chest on Chest
An early 18ty century chest on chest
originating from England. Circa 1730. The 2 top short drawers sit above
6 additional long graduated drawers. The primary joinery is dados and
mortise and tenon with dovetailed drawers.
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Welsh 1820 Dresser Base
An early 19th century Welsh dresser base.
Circa 1820. The primary joinery is dados and mortise and tenon with
dovetailed drawers.
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