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walnut cabinet with spalted walnut panel. consecutively sawn planks were used to create this piece. the twisted legs are an unknown species. I believe it is some kind of willow. I made this piece for the Adirondack Museum benefit.
-- John , Central PA , www.jcsterling.com on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/JC-Sterling-fine-furniture/104430802928776
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leterrierdupassant
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#1 posted 273 days ago
Very original! Great design! Good work and beautiful slabs!
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#2 posted 273 days ago
Really nice looking piece
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#3 posted 273 days ago
A very pleasing combination of rectalinear and non-rectalinear elements. Well done !
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#4 posted 273 days ago
another very lovely piece john, walnit is one of my favorites, and this spalted stuff is pretty neat…thanks for sharing it with us..grizz
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DocSavage45
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#5 posted 273 days ago
As I’ve said before I like that you marry the conepts and it is hard to do. Nice piece. wondering if a door with smaller rails and styles or a door w/out would change the visual movement through the piece?
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#6 posted 273 days ago
Very nice work John, I think the whole piece is well designed and the wood looks great.
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#7 posted 273 days ago
Awesome piece.
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#8 posted 272 days ago
Great piece of work. Nice use of the natural edge of the slabs.
Thanks for showing.
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#9 posted 272 days ago
Beautiful design and workmanship.
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#10 posted 272 days ago
Very nice style. Rough look and natural edging is the best look in my book! God bless.
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jcsterling
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#11 posted 272 days ago
thank you all for looking and making such nice comments.
yes Doc ,i agree the door style can change the whole look of the piece
-- John , Central PA , www.jcsterling.com on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/JC-Sterling-fine-furniture/104430802928776
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#12 posted 246 days ago
LIKE IT!!!
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