Hardwood cabinet with relief-carved doors and brass hardware

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Carved cabinets, stools, dragons, and the tools that shape them. Shop photographs sit with studies we use for proportion — nothing here is labeled as a client commission.

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Pair of finished wood china cabinets with glass doors displaying plates, raised-panel doors, and brass pulls, standing side by side in a dining room — Furniture
China cabinets

Finished wood stool with a scooped seat, dark butterfly inlays, and four sweeping curved legs on a shop bench — Furniture
Sculpted stool

Low view of a finished wood stool with a glossy scooped seat, butterfly inlays, and bowed legs in the shop — Furniture
From the floor

Tall finished oak hutch with a paneled base and open shelves above, standing in the shop — Furniture
Oak hutch

Open drawer on an oak hutch showing hand-cut dovetails, brass knobs, and glass doors — Joinery
Dovetailed drawer

Handwritten names and the date August 2013 on the inside of a finished wood cabinet — Furniture
Signed inside

Relief-carved dragon climbing a pale curved table leg with a scrolled foot — Carving
Dragon on the leg

Second curved table leg with a relief-carved dragon and a scrolled foot — Carving
The other leg

Pale wood tabletop with reddish grain and butterfly inlays at the corners — Joinery
Butterfly keys

Finished pale wood table with carved dragons on curved legs, set on a wood floor — Furniture
At home

Maker on a ladder fastening a carved wooden dragon to a timber post under a wood ceiling — Carving
Fitting the column

Unfinished oak chair frame clamped together on a workbench in the shop — Joinery
In the clamps

Side view of an unfinished oak chair frame held with black clamps — Joinery
From the side

Front of an unfinished oak chair with two back slats and open seat rails — Joinery
Chair front

Side view of an unfinished oak chair frame standing on the shop floor — Joinery
Chair side

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