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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Treasure ChestsUser Review - Cahners Business Information.Wooden chests have served many purposes throughout the centuries; they've held tools, the possessions of sailors, and the future housewares of brides often their owner's most precious things ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrases19th century Arts and Crafts blanket chest bottom box joints brass bridal chest bubinga build cabinetmaker campaign chest cherry chests built Chip carving clothes compartments construction corners courtesy craftsmen curved daughter decoration desk domed lid dovetail joint drawers father furniture makers George Armstrong Custer Gerstner glued hand-cut handles hardware hinges hold hope chest inlay inside James Krenov Jean Clemens John John Barbee joined joinery Ken Newell lacquer lapstrake lock look Louis Vuitton luggage mahogany maple marquetry Mercer Museum metal mortise-and-tenon mortised Museum of American nails National Museum painted panels Photo piece planks plywood portable quartersawn Rabbet Randy O.Rourke sea chest served Shaker ships sides six-board solid solid-wood stacked storage strapping Studley style sulfur Taunton Press technique tion tool chest toy chest traditional travel chests trays treasure tree typically veneer wagon walnut wood wooden chests woodworking writing surface Bibliographic information
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