The bulk of my work is reproductions of 17th-century joined furniture; boxes, chests, chairs, tables & more. This work follows techniques and methods from the period, I work exclusively with hand-tools. Oak is the primary timber used, pine, maple and ash are also used to a lesser degree. There are examples on the pages here, I’d also be glad to answer questions regarding forms not shown. I teach here & there, and take custom orders regularly. If you’d like to inquire about ordering something, email is the way to go. Peterfollansbee7@gmail.com
PETER FOLLANSBEE: JOINER’S NOTES 
hi peter my name is jackie bottenus i live i duxbury ma and i need someone to fix a couple of chaires weaved if you could give me a call i would love to talk to you about repaires thank you jackie 781 934 6164
[…] earlier than Georgian furniture. So it should come as no surprise that years later, when he saw Peter Follansbee and others making traditional English furniture from the 17th century, “I thought it was a bit […]
[…] earlier than Georgian furniture. So it should come as no surprise that years later, when he saw Peter Follansbee and others making traditional English furniture from the 17th century, “I thought it was a bit […]