Standing over 85" high and 56" wide the top section of this china cabinet is 14" deep with three glass shelves.  The three tier cornice is 58" across. 

The design  for the glass doors was adapted from the display cabinet shown above.  The bottom section is also 56" wide but only 36" high and 16" deep.  The top fits down over metal pins in the top of the lower section to hold it in place. Pegged mortised joints at every corner. 

$7,750.00 (2011 Price)

This China cabinet was originally made to be free standing like the one above and to fit into a niche in the wall.  The owners had their carpenter frame it out to  look built-in. 

Made of solid quartersawn white oak it is a two piece unit with three doors and one drawer on the lower section, a 18' high open space on top with three doors in front of glass shelves above, with lighting.  The doors were proportioned to a Stickley 3 door bookcase in an adjoining room.  Stickley hardware. 

$8,500.00  (2011 Price)

This is a recently completed sideboard commissioned by a couple in New Jersey for whom we built a set of 6 chairs earlier.  It is a reproduction of a sideboard by Gustav Stickley.  The dimensions were taken from a book on building mission style furniture.  It is 54" wide, 22" deep and 37" to the top.

This piece was commissioned as a companion to a dining room table and set of 10 chairs which we made a few years earlier.  The table has the same walnut inlay pattern as the top of the sideboard and the backs of the chairs have the same inlay pattern as the backsplash on the sideboard. All structural joints are pegged with walnut pegs. The table can be found on our Dining Table page.  The chairs are on our New Chairs page.

The sideboard is the same color just looks lighter due to being photoed in the bright sun.  It is 64" long, 40" high and 22" deep.  The bottom drawer is 57" wide by 6" high and 18" deep.   Stickley pulls. 
 

$5,750.00 as shown.  2011 Price