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This design originates from my grandfather shortly after he arrived in the U.S.  He built his from scrapwood covered with impeccably cut veneer.  I recreated his design in solid cherry with walnut drawer fronts.

This figured birch accent table has space for a candle at the base and one at the center of the vertical arches.  It provides any living space with a wonderful atmosphere of light and shadow.  

The first one of these was created for a loved one who had just lost her husband of 65 years.  Since then, hundreds of these handheld crosses have been held in prayer, given to those who are working hard at life, and facing the reality of involvement in war.  The design is the same. The smooth warm finish is the same.  The variety comes in the domestic and exotic woods used.  Shown here are Wisconsin rock maple, padauk, canary, and oak reclaimed from a hundred-year-old piano.

Boxes are a specialty.  This one is a walnut communion kit with inlaid maple.  

Made for a recently-graduated pastor, this box is fully customized to to bring the eucharist to those not able to make it to their house of worship.

Frames to display almost any 3-D object.  This one is made of spalted magnolia which points to the beauty of the watch it showcases.