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This chest was designed for a customer with sets of earrings. The woods used are Wenge and Zebrawood. The drawer sides and interior work are constructed of ash. All the liners are black microsuede. The overall dimensions are 13 3/4 Wide x 11 1/2 Deep x 13 1/8 Tall. The drawers are 1” deep.
In Drawer A (top drawer) she wanted the earrings to be displayed with microsuede covered foam to set her earrings in.
Drawer B is divided in thirds, with the middle third having a ring roll.
Drawers C & D have interlocking dividers with 32 spaces.
Drawer E has adjustable dividers that slide to where you want them and are held in place by friction.
Drawer F is open area and is 2 1/2” deep.
We designed this chest totally online.
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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 835 days ago
Beautifully designed and built!
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lilredweldingrod
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#2 posted 835 days ago
Beautiful!
jeffl
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#3 posted 835 days ago
Very nice.
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DaddyZ
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#4 posted 835 days ago
Very Cool !!!
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dean2336
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#5 posted 835 days ago
way too cool—-that goes in the favorite file
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Bertha
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#6 posted 835 days ago
that Wenge’s supercool with its crazy zig-zagging grain. I’ve always loved both Wenge and small-drawered cabinets. This one’s a really nice one.
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Maveric777
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#7 posted 835 days ago
So very cool in many ways! First off I really like the wood combination on this piece. Well done on what you did with the legs as well. Definitely two thumbs up on this little jewel.
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FreddyS
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#8 posted 835 days ago
it looks so nice!
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Dusty56
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#9 posted 835 days ago
Crisp and clean and such a great wood combo to highlight the design : )
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Ken90712
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#10 posted 835 days ago
Great project all the way around. From the wood choice to the finish A+++++++++++++++++
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PurpLev
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#11 posted 835 days ago
beautiful design and execution! great color matching as well.
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bigike
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#12 posted 835 days ago
great work the woods contrast eachother so nicely.
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lightweightladylefty
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#13 posted 835 days ago
Nice! Very nice! Very nice indeed!
L/W
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Bricofleur
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#14 posted 835 days ago
This is one of a kind. Congrats. Well thought and well done. It looks perfect to me – good and nice joints, nice color and wood contrasts, clever storage details and elegant legs and pulls. Hat’s off! Thanks so much for sharing.
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Serge
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thiel
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#15 posted 835 days ago
REALLY like that.
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