Pot Lid Jewelry Box This unique jewelry box is Hackberry with Ziricote trim. The corner splines are Ziricote and Pernambuco while the tray is
of Alder. Both the case and tray are flocked in black. Dimensions are 7 1/2 inches wide, 12 inches long and 5 inches high. Weight is approximately 4 pounds. Fitted Lid Jewelry Box A small jewelry box of Maple with a bookmatched Bocote lid. The corner and lid sleeves are walnut while the tray is
of Alder. Both the case and tray are flocked in tan. Dimensions are 6 inches wide, 10 1/2 inches long and 3 inches high. Weight is a bit under two pounds. The Dove Box The Frog Box Our largest style to date at 12" x 9" x 4". The box case is of Wormy (Ambrosia)
Maple, lid of Canarywood, and frame of Walnut. The frame allows the lid insert to be seen when the box is open.
Bottom is lined with faux suede mat board.
Layered Walnut Box
The case consists of two walnut boxes with maple lining.
The lid is of zebrawood.
Approximate dimensions: 8 inches square x 5 inches high (not including handle)
The case (approximately 6” x 10 1/2” x 2 1/2”) of the Dove box is maple with Walnut corner
splines. The intarsia dove is of appropriately colored woods. The one shown is of Redheart, Purpleheart, Aspen and Lacewood with
the leaves of Padauk. The background is again an appropriate wood based on color and grain. The pictured background
is Poplar. The bottom and lid are lined with faux suede. Can be ordered
with or without the tray.
(shown unfinished)
The case of this 6” x 10 1/2 ” x 2 1/2” jewelry box is made of Purpleheart
with Maple corner splines and Maple and Ebony accents in the handle. The feet are Purpleheart.
In the box shown the Intarsia frog is made of Padauk, Lacewood, Bubinga and Ebony. He sits on a Cherry lilypad
that rests on a Poplar background. The box is lined with faux suede and has a liftout tray.
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