Reeves Ridge Craftsmen

I just finished this beautiful Danish Teak desk. The finish needed some TLC and a few repairs here and there. Also there was a bit of sun damage that was addressed. I removed the top coat of the finish but tried to keep some of the the aging of the wood. So there was a lot of working with colors, fills and burn ins to get it right. Thank you Mohawk Finishing for your product line. I finished it with Waterlox followed by a mahogany colored past wax to hone in on the color.

Just finished this beautiful Maple chest of drawers. I am guessing early 1800's. Hand cut dove tail joinery. Several nice thoughtful touches to the construction.
I envisioned a skilled craftsmen using his hands, his skill and his precious tools to make this treasure.

The drawer fronts are figured Maple highlighting the flowing continuity through the drawers. The sides are a single board that has remained amazingly stable. Please enjoy.

Circa 1880 standing desk.

Sapele dining chairs.

A beautiful Doris Duke desk headed for the Allen Building on the Duke Campus. I enjoyed working on this at Y&J Furniture Gallery.

I really like this combination of wood, texture and colors.

Lacewood and Jatoba Tray Lacewood and Jatoba Tray, These have been in demand a bit since I made a set of nesting trays using the same material. Lacewood is a South American hardwood wi

New Piece to enjoy. I have had a few requests for another hanging wall shelf, so here it is.

Hanging Wall Shelf Walnut with a live edge, sap wood and heart wood. The arched top beautifully frames the display. I have made several of these for local artists, mostly ceramici

Introducing, Spooky.

Spooky

Googly Eyes. You won't regret it.

Googly Eyes

It doesn't get any better than this!

Moon Board