Restoration of early 18th century dressing table that had broken drawer lips, missing drops, and had been thoroughly stripped.

New chest of drawers. Lines taken from a chest in a Winterthur exhibition.

Diminutive, 23” high.

Restoration to a sheet iron weathervane utilizing the materials from an old repair.

New box carrier with bent wood swing handle. Paint made with ochre mineral gathered in Provence.

                                       

Early 19th century Windsor. Seat and above are original. Legs and stretchers are new.

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Portsmouth, NH Federal table. Structural repairs and fabrication of missing inlay banding.

Chippendale mirror. Several lost pieces of finial and garland fabricated and gilded.

18th century blanket chest.

New bone mouthpiece. Chinese miniature

sheng, a reed musical instrument.

Restoration to a Chinese cast iron candlestick with a fractured base.

This Portsmouth, New Hampshire chest of drawers was losing the flame birch veneer on two drawer fronts.

Philadelphia Windsor with a fractured arm bow.

This wonderful ferro cement frog needed to have several toes fabricated and painted.

The Mount Desert Island Historical Society asked me to fabricate a new seat and back for this desk.

The drawer in this Hadley chest had become inoperable.

A new medial stretcher was turned for this Queen Anne chair.

The splats in this Salem chair were almost beyond repair.

One of the four long pieces of veneer making up this book inlay was replaced.