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Most of these I have made, the others I have refinished - or restored from the furniture graveyard.  I do the woodwork and metal work, including the hardware - hinges, hasps, bases and so on.
When you're done here, be sure and see the old sewing machine I rebuilt on the 'Sewing Machine Project' page here.
Of course, click on these thumbnails to see a larger version.

Let's start with the bookcase/video cabinet:




Here is the sofa table.  Never mind the boxes tucked under there.


Top view of the sofa table:




Next is the wrought iron coffee table and plant stand:




One of the two end tables with wrought iron base:


The other end table:

And although the lamps atop the end tables don't show up very well (I forgot to take good pictures of them), I made them too.

The coffee table with wrought iron base.  Cedar lined on the inside for blanket storage:


The t.v./remote table with wrought iron base to finish off the set:


Mother's old rocker I refinished:


The wood hearth:


Here is the new version of the video/component cabinet:




Solid oak 5 piece dinette set.  (Sounds like a commercial, eh?):


  Table top detail:




Breadbox, toothpick dispenser, granite counter tops, pine trim.  Yes, I had a lot of help with the tile:


An old secretary I refinished:


Some picture frames:


The bar in the gameroom.  Storage area underneath:


Top view of the bar:


Front view:


End view:


Detail of bartop and coasters:


Game room shutters


Pool que rack (Before the paint job):


Pool que rack (After the paint job):


Pool que case storage:


Jackie's Goo Goo Dolls memorabilia display:


Slot machine stand:


Jack and Jill chair:


Tabletop between the Jack and Jill chairs detail:


Mission style nightstand:


Matching headboard:


Grandma's dressing table I refinished:


The matching chest-of-drawers:


Computer desk:


Matching credenza. 
The camera doesn't show it, but it has the same finish as the desk:


Jacob's ladder (Yes, it works.  12,000 volts):


A restored vanity:


Clothes hamper. 

How many people have a solid oak and metal clothes hamper, huh?

Patio table:


Patio table end view:


Patio table, again:


A table I made for the family reunion:


From the back:


With a Scarlett O'Hara doll someone made:


Rocking chair:


Rocking chair detail:




This was all done over a period of about 15 years.  Look for new stuff if I ever get around to it.
That's it for now, so go see the 'Sewing Machine Project' page here.


Here is the latest project.  It's a footlocker for my niece Deb:










I think she likes it.

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