Carving 18th Century American Furniture Elements: 10 Step-By-Step Projects for Furniture Makers

Voorkant
Linden Publishing Company, Incorporated, 2010 - 102 pagina's
Presenting 10 projects -- from shaping the surface through layout to rough carving and detailed carving -- this guide explains the process of carving authentic motifs found on the most treasured pieces of 18th-century American furniture. Written with a two-pronged approach, the book first emphasises that these are learned skills and offers guidance while, secondly, providing all the complex details that serious carvers need to reproduce each element with confidence. Selected for their importance and popularity on museum-quality pieces, projects include the cabriole leg, Philadelphia-style ball and claw foot, carved foliage on knee, Philadelphia rosette, and Newport flame finial, among others.

Over de auteur (2010)

Tony Kubalak builds Queen Anne and Chippendale reproductions in Eagan, Minnesota. He is the winner of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers' Cartouche Award for national lifetime achievement. His work and articles have appeared in Fine Woodworking, Woodwork, the Journal of American Period Furniture, and many more.

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