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A Mission Statement Studio handmade tile link to website This one is for sale. Send me an email. ... Arts and Crafts Style Pagoda frame, Quarter sawn White Oak,with Honduran mahogany corbels, aniline dye, mahogany stain and seedlac shellac ... allot of great deals on ebay for studio and...

Titled: Another look into my Haunted Forest landscape in green Tiles are made from stoneware porcelain, fired to 2345 degrees Hunter green glaze recipe came from Laura Reutter, Founder of Ravenstone Tilesworks in Seattle All my tiles start as mahogany relief woodcarvings,then … made into...

My rendition of Greg Paolini's Limbert-style coffee table, as seen in Fine Woodworking. I used banding on the edge of the top and shelf; trying to give it a little more refinement, and avoid issues with staining end grain. Additionally, I just think it is more attractive than end grain. Of...

Dolls Head Porcelain stone wear tiles … made the tiles a few years ago. White slip clay, very delicate in green state. I bought a gallon from a shop that was quitting business. This is was a fun pair of frames. Helped clean of my short pile and I entertained my self in the process. Tiles were...

http://w209.photobucket.com/pbwidget.swf?pbwurl=http://w209.photobucket.com/albums/bb317/dan_walters/bristlecone/386fb5b6.pbw wood and clay Bristlecone tile with acid bronze and iron oxide finish HOT ROD Quartersawn white oak, Mouse-Hole frame, made with pegged mortise and tenon construction...

Build this 3/4 scale Limbert plant stand from ONE 2×4. Painted it brown, with a black top. You can read all about it over at my website, which I won't link here, lest some flip out.

This is a frame I made for a Julie Leidel painting that my wife and I bought on our trip to the Craftsman Weekend in Pasadena this Fall. Julie is a kindhearted woman with an amazing artistic talent. The painting features an inspirational quote by Frank Lloyd Wright, and I think Julie did a...

I had the chance and the honor to work on an authentic Charles Limbert dining table over the past few weeks. The table was 48 inches in diameter and had only one of its leaves remaining. At first, I was asked just to refinish the top and caulk paint the base. I wasn't commissioned to do any type...

This historical reproduction of the Limbert Tabourette occasional table is a bit of a challenge to build. The rabbits and dado's have to be perfect for a nice tight fit when assembling. It is made out of 3/4 red oak. The top is glued up and cut out on a jig using a plunge router and straight...

My wife graduated from gad school this spring and when I told her to suggest a present she asked for a daybed for the porch in our new house. This was the first big project in my garage shop. The bed is one of my own design, inspired by Limbert's Mission furniture. The wood is red oak...

Almost exact copy from the 1905 Charles P. Limbert Co. furniture catalog. All QSWO. Commissioned. Water with dye finish; two coats poly, two coats wax. Now I have a commission for two more - from the wife!

My inspiration for this floor lamp was the Limbert Costumer, and I dimensioned the project based on the wood I had on hand and the size of the shade. The material is black oak. I drilled the hole for the cord on my lathe, drilling from both ends of a four foot piece using a lamp auger...

Here is a little project I recently completed. In addition to holding the paper waste from the desk, it is the perfect size to set the laptop from the office on. You can see more details on the workshop page of my website: http://patricklbrown.com/workshop.html

Although at least two other LJ's have posted this project, I thought the members might be interested in another rendition. Mine is made of cherry with mahogany corner posts. The plan can be found at http://www.popularwoodworking.com/projectplans_display/?planid=11094. The cherry was rescued...

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Framed stoneware tile. Antique bronze acid patina finish. Quartersawn white oak. All my tiles start as mahogany relief woodcarvings,then … made into plaster molds, pressed stoneware clay and kiln fired to 2375 This one is titled: Bristlecone tile

I saw these plans on a blog and thought this would give me some M & T practice. Using all hand tools except a bandsaw for resawing and drum sander for finishing, with 54 mortise and tenon joints, plus 16 half-blind dovetails it took almost three weeks of shop time for me to complete it. I...

The September 2015 issue of Wood magazine contains plans for a Limbert style end table. I entered the design into Google Sketchup, so I better understand the design, and can print off full scale paper patterns to use on the project. I used red oak for my Limbert end table. I also used...

This is my third woodshop project and the first one that involved a finish beyond tung oil. It's a Limbert inspired coffee table with a Stickley finish based on a model I found on the Internet. The table top is QS red oak and the legs are plain saw red oak. I cut the top using a router table...

This is my version of a Limbert #225 footstool. I liked it because it included a drawer Never enough storage in a small house It is QSWO and constructed with mortise and tenon joinery. The entire piece was cut from one fantastic piece of wood. My wife did the leather upholstery. The pulls...