I like the site www.dukewood.co.uk very much best furniture site i have
ever seen.I belive it would be much much better to see in real time
rather in web pages.I like the military stye.But is there any good site
which sell good hand made solid Rosewood funiture like this in U S as
well.Because i want have a look on the furniture actually before bying
it.I belive this site
a href="www.dukewood.co.uk"www.dukewood.co.uk/a belongs to united
kingdom.

steve wrote:
I like the site www.dukewood.co.uk very much best furniture site i have
ever seen.I belive it would be much much better to see in real time
rather in web pages.I like the military stye.But is there any good site
which sell good hand made solid Rosewood funiture like this in U S as
well.Because i want have a look on the furniture actually before bying
it.I belive this site
a href="www.dukewood.co.uk"www.dukewood.co.uk/a belongs to united
kingdom.

If you can afford solid rosewood furniture, your wallet weight must
buckle your knees.

"steve" wrote in message
oups.com...
I like the site www.dukewood.co.uk very much best furniture site i have
ever seen.I belive it would be much much better to see in real time
rather in web pages.I like the military stye.But is there any good site
which sell good hand made solid Rosewood funiture like this in U S as
well.Because i want have a look on the furniture actually before bying
it.I belive this site
a href="www.dukewood.co.uk"www.dukewood.co.uk/a belongs to united
kingdom.


Although this site is in Texas, you might enjoy looking here also.

http://www.io.com/~colca/body_home.html

On 13 Sep 2005 06:36:40 -0700, "Charlie Self"
scribbled:

If you can afford solid rosewood furniture, your wallet weight must
buckle your knees.

There's rosewood and there's other stuff called rosewood. That site
has bedsteads that are not priced out of sight at about £2,500. I once
walked into a furniture store in Vancouver's Chinatown.
Almost everything was labeled "rosewood". Although the furniture was
not cheap (e.g. Ethan Allen type prices), I'm pretty sure it did not
come from Dalbergia species. Neat stuff in the store, mostly coming
from China and all joints were mitred.

Luigi
Replace "nonet" with "yukonomics" for real email address
www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/humour.html
www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/antifaq.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped...ct_Woodworking

Leon wrote:

Although this site is in Texas, you might enjoy looking here also.

http://www.io.com/~colca/body_home.html

I'll second that recomendation. Pity Michael didn't put up pics
of his home, which is above his shop. Maple floors (scrounged
from a gym floor), coffered ceiling with graduated width strips
of cedar, wider at the walls, thinner in the center, cherry 6 and
9 light upper kitchen cabinets, flat panel bottom cabinets, all
drawers dovetailed. Most of the furniture is his early works.

Nice to know there are folks who do what they love to do and
make a living at it.

charlie b

On 13 Sep 2005 06:09:05 -0700, "steve" wrote:

I like the site www.dukewood.co.uk very much best furniture site i have
ever seen.

If that stuff's genuine (i.e. really is made in the UK, and really is
made from decent timber, even if it's not a dalbergia) then those are
some very keen prices for that quality of work. I really like the
breakfront cabinet for £2500