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| My jewelry boxes are the finest made in the US today, the result of twenty years of thought and improvement, and lots of hard work. All the styles of jewelry boxes shown below have divided internal storage, with trays, and in some cases drawers, able to house large to very large jewelry collections. click on the images for more information and larger pictures. | ||||||
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| Arts & Crafts $850 |
Tulipwood $500-$800 |
Kaleidoscope $420 | ||||
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| Square Inlay $675 |
Hawaiian $350-700 |
Amish Quilt $265 | ||||
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| Crescent Inlay $675 |
Running Pelta $1100 |
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Jewelry cabinets with special storage for necklaces and earrings. $3800-$4500 Click on images for more info |
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| I use two basic decorative techniques on these jewelry boxes, with either end grain floating panels, or solid parquet face grain constructions cut thin and used as a veneer for the tops. In both cases, I apply knowledge of wood's movement properties to assure a jewelry box that will become a treasured family heirloom for generations to come. For more on this, click here. | ||||
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