Kindling Boxes

I know it's not fine furniture, but it does serve a purpose. It holds "fat wood" or kindling, that makes starting a fire in the fireplace or woodstove a whole lot easier. Anyway, my client really likes the boxes, and that's what's important!

A small Chest to Treasure

There is something special about an arched top treasure chest, shown here with a chestnut finish.

The top is formed with many narrow strips of wood. The origin of the shape could be based on its superior

load bearing strength compared to a flat top. Comes in handy should you want to bury it!

Top is secured with brass hinges that are attached with wood screws to the 3/4" pine. Your valuables can

be protected with a padlock that secures a brass hasp. Functional and beautiful too.



A Tote with many uses

Now, you can have a sturdy, wooden crate with a "vintage" image on the front face. Just email illpass@comcast.net