Curves in Walnut and Spalted Poplar Jewelry Box

Description

In woodworking straight lines are pretty easy, curves are a challenge. Making a curved door takes a lot of work. For these doors three pieces of wood with a slight angle on them are combined with a semi-circular piece to form the rough shape. Then it is all hand work to transform it into a smooth curve.

This jewelry box is all solid hardwood with the exception of the back and drawer bottoms which are quality plywood for stability. Most of the jewelry box is walnut while the drawer fronts are spalted poplar. The drawers are made from poplar.

All of the hardware including the piano hinges at the back is solid brass. The sides are held lightly in place with magnets, just enough to hold them but provide almost no resistance to opening.

With an overall height of approximately 16 inches, it features 8 drawers, four at 1-3/4" four at 2" high. The top drawer has padded ring bars with 4 rows. Some of the drawers have removable dividers. Each side has 10 hooks for necklaces and bracelets. It weighs a hefty 24 pounds.

Jewelry (not included) provided courtesy of Barbara Michelle Jacobs Fine Jewelry, http://bmjnyc.etsy.com

I welcome any questions about the jewelry box.

Added on Nov 03, 2009

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