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Stunning piece. Both the walnut top and the inner containers look great.

I really like the work done on the finger opening for the lid - great work!!!

-bob
 

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I hope my wife doesn't see this or I will be very busy this weekend. That is an amazing tea box.
 

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Very nice spice box excellent work.
 

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A beautiful tea box.
 

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Absolutely stunning. If it could be adapted to beer it would be perfect.
 

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Just beautiful. They say nothing is absolutely perfect, that piece must be as close as you can get.
 

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Very nice Ron, well done.
 

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A stunning combination of timbers producing a must have box. Well done Ron. Tony Lydgate's books have some great examples in them.
Jim
 

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Well done indeed, the choice of lumbers are off the chart stunning to say the least. Nice post on this and others as well thanks for sharing…Blkcherry
 

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Very well done. I think I can see some influence from your furniture restoration work in this box. I will have to find a copy of his book. And I am loving the wood!
 

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Perfect
 

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Nice tea box, my wife wants one of these, and since she was over my shoulder when I looked at this its now on my list
 

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Nice one.
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Very nice! Is it for tea bags or loose leaf? Are the individual boxes air tight, if so how did you get the seal?
 
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