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While delivering two other chairs to CA also delivered this Walnut Sette.I have posted one of these before but like most pieces I keep changing them a little .The final picture shows it at it’s final resting place what a view !!!
See our comfortable dinning chairs
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18 comments so far
kolwdwrkr
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posted 155 days ago
Very nice. I’m curious as to how much this sold for. Thanks for sharing.
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johnpoole
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posted 155 days ago
great use of material.. good looking project
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musician
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posted 155 days ago
This is really a WOW piece. Wood is beautiful, design, unique. The view is good, but the settee is outstanding!
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bamasawduster
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posted 155 days ago
Scott, this is awesome piece. The back is really interesting. Which you like doing best, these or those awesome bowls of yours? They’re both incredible. You are truly an artist.
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elin
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posted 155 days ago
A very inspiring piece. The woodgrain.. is so appealing and unique. ..it is so sculptural …are you gonna let anyone sit on it? I can’t say i have seen anything like it.
Elin
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DAN
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posted 155 days ago
very nice, I think this one is my favorite … the back of the seats are very unique. What do you on the tips of the legs ?
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Dusty56
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posted 154 days ago
unbelieveable beauty ! The grain is intense…wonderful finish as well : )
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mmh
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posted 154 days ago
Beautifully done! But why is the sette placed so that the sitter looks away from that fabulous view?
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Loucarb
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posted 154 days ago
Very well done. Love the design and that gorgeous walnut. Your office chair is also a very nicely done piece, but I think this one is my favorite.
scott shangraw
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posted 154 days ago
Thanks everyone for the kind words!!
Kolwdwrkr-not as much as I probably should have but at least I’m making a living!!I can send you a pm if really want the price(I prefer not to post it here)
Gary -I really enjoy doing them both I like the carved vessels probably a little more but they are also harder to sell
Dan – on all my chair tips I carve a little “dog ear”into it blending into the headrest I have better pics of that detail on my web site
mmh-That’s funny after we took the picture they sat in it and said at the same time “we’re facing the wrong way”
Thanks again for all comments!!
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FatScratch
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posted 154 days ago
This is absolutely beautiful, and great craftsmanship! The choice of wood is really nice.
Sawtooth
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Wow, just beautiful!
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mtnwild
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posted 154 days ago
That is sooo great! Perfect. Beautiful flowing design with fantastic wood. WOW!!!!!
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FJDIII
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posted 153 days ago
Incredible chair! Great work as always Scott!
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ferstler
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posted 153 days ago
Great piece of work. So pretty that I would be afraid to sit on it.
a1Jim
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posted 153 days ago
Fine FINE wonderful build very beautiful. great job
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ToddE
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posted 153 days ago
Great Piece! I love the fact that you kept the back rest open. What is your secret with the back joint? What have you done to instill confidence, structurally speaking, to not have any back members from the bottom of the seat to support such a stretch? I think you did a very nice job on this. I appreciate your other posted projects as well.
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tomakazi
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posted 131 days ago
Very nice Scott…another great project!!
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