cabinetmaking
cabinetwork

The Sharps' trees were bought for use in fine cabinetmaking.

There are two main divisions of training: Construction Carpentry and Cabinetmaking.

He was recognized as one of the best of that era, representing the best in English cabinetmaking.

The craft of Cabinetmaking continued.

Always intent on pursuing the high quality norms of Danish cabinetmaking, he took advantage of the latest developments in production technology.

He crafted one of the finest and most remarkable examples of Victorian colonial cabinetmaking, no doubt with the post gold rush market in mind.

Sulphur inlay is a rarely used technique for decorative surface inlay in wooden cabinetmaking.

The cabinetmakers and workshops responsible for them have not yet been fully identified (in the best tradition of British cabinetmaking, virtually all the pieces are unsigned).

European cabinetmaking is taught by Paul Levine, of Sherman, the author of several books and articles on woodworking.

Commercial traffic resulted in a cross-pollination of design ideas, as exemplified by the cabinetmaking of the Townsend family of Oyster Bay.

THE furniture designs of Eliphalet Chapin have long been known and admired by experts in 18th-century cabinetmaking.

This art was fine cabinetmaking; the place was Newport, R.I.; and the man was John Townsend (1733-1809).

In 1978, the museum presented an exhibition on Colonial cabinetmaking in early Virginia, "Furniture of Williamsburg and Eastern Virginia, 1710-1790."

Enver Creek to host the Regional 'Skills Canada' Competition for Cabinetmaking, March 2012.

Meanwhile David Savage has moving on his mind, with his decision to extend his workshop facilities coming to fruition in his ongoing series, The Craft of Cabinetmaking.

The robotics team is composed of students from six of our departments: Electromechanics, Machining, Industrial Drafting, Computer Graphics, Printing, and Cabinetmaking.

"The beauty of the box," says Melinda Papp, granddaughter of the shop's founder, "is that as a work of art, it is a miniature version of exquisite cabinetmaking.

Thomas Tatham went on to be a partner at one of London's fashionable cabinetmaking and upholstery business owith George Elward, Edward Bailey and Richard Saunders.

He is well known for his book Cabinetmaking - a professional approach (re-published in 2009) and his revision (for the fourth edition) of Ernest Joyce's The Technique of Furniture Making.

It records the golden age of Russian furniture: from 1780, when Catherine the Great and her court were ordering the best from Paris ebenistes, to the 1840's, when, as the author says, "Russian cabinetmaking slowly lost its special characterics."

"The inventiveness and creativity of Brazilian master cabinetmakers," he continues, "include incomparable examples such as this chair, whose originality of design, coupled with the excellent of its execution, bears witness to the lofty heights achieved in South American cabinetmaking during the 18th century."

Robinson also offers the following Career Technical Education program areas: Business, Marketing, Health Occupations, Family & Consumer Sciences, Drafting, Automotive Service Technology, Furniture & Cabinetmaking, Masonry, Electrical Trades, and Technology.

Foreign princes and the great nobles, government ministers and financiers of his own country crowded to him with commissions, and the mot of the abbé de Marolles, Boulle y tourne en ovale, has become a stock quotation in the literature of French cabinetmaking.

It takes a lustrous finish, and is used in cabinetwork.

I understand you've done a lot of installation of cabinetwork."

The cabinetwork in these rooms are all northern pine, a tree now extinct.

And today about half the cabinetwork arrived for her office; soon we will both be properly equipped for the first time in almost two years.

Then I can go right to work on the installation as soon as the cabinetwork arrives tomorrow morning."

They were seated on comfortable, padded chairs, their eyes directed to the large television monitor built into the dark cabinetwork against the wall.

The company manufactures cabinetwork for kitchens and bathrooms.

The wood is of a yellow color, fine grain, and rather heavy, and is much used in cabinetwork.

It is occasionally used for cabinetwork.

The front door and reception desk are "the finest cabinetwork you can get," Mr. Jeffrey said.

He designed a marble and brass stove hood and cloaked other appliances in custom cabinetwork.

The clinical cabinetwork is white-painted wood.

A uniformed maid had let me in, and then exited sideways into a narrow fissure between two imposing examples of cabinetwork.

Another Tenerife-based industry is cabinetwork.

In Cambodia the wood is much valued in construction and cabinetwork, when not exploited for its oily resin.

The Sub-Zero refrigerator is paneled in turquoise to match the floor-to-ceiling cabinetwork.

In their haste, he said, builders often install fixtures like cabinetwork and carpeting before cement or wallboard has dried.

No photographs of the house's interior survive, but the firm's other residential commissions were characterized by rich marble, tile, stenciling and cabinetwork.

The library's reading room is constructed of fruit wood paneling and cabinetwork with gold leaf trim designed by Italian craftsmen.

I didn't build it, I just restored it, refinishing all the original cabinetwork, and fitting in the new appliances.

It is also used for furniture and cabinetwork construction, decorative veneers, paneling, fixtures and joinery.

The Architectural Record noted at the time that the precision achieved was "more typical of fine cabinetwork than of concrete construction."

The cabinetwork was done in the shops of Gustav Ketterer of Philadelphia.

On the second floor, she has an original fireplace, with a frame of luminous blue tiles surrounded by spindly Queen Anne-style cabinetwork.

Altogether 25 of the pudgy cherubs are clambering over the silver pipes and blowing trumpets on top of the cabinetwork.