Here is a joined and carved oak chest, with pine lid and bottom boards. This one is based on a group of period examples I have been studying since the early 1990s. The originals were made by William Savell and his sons John & William in Braintree, Massachusetts, c. 1640-1700. This group is a long-time favorite of mine; I make chests and boxes based on them continually.
H: 27″ W: 52 1/2″ D: 22″
Here is another chest I made, based on examples of another favorite; the carved works of Ipswich, Massachusetts joiner Thomas Dennis.
H: 32″ W: 49″ D: 21″
Prices for wainscot chests start at $5,000. Additional options include a drawer/drawers below, oak lid instead of pine, etc.
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beautiful a serious investment for sure. Anythijng from Peter woudl be a good investment
[…] Sunday, I’m doing a box making course in Box Hill. Ironic I know, it should be good, basic woodworking hand tool work with the benefit of someone who knows their stuff. I’m looking forward to the plane tips and going home with a box will be good. Im imagining something like this by Peter Follansbee […]
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j-marie
Hello! Chests of beautiful and excellent quality, must be a manual work. I would like to know who some of the masters made the chest in 3d format, mean each side of 3D format. If I can here would offer many projects and plans for woodworking. Who needs to press https : //tinyurl.com/y96oolpm