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The top and sides of this case were made
from one wide and beautifully dark pieces of walnut.
The edge is molded with a double cove molding and the
detail is transferred to the base with a stopped chamfer
on the outside corners.
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The top two shelves are adjustable using
brass pins. The shelves are notched to accept the
pins so that they can't slide forward. The back is
made from a collection of different walnut boards that
vary in color.
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The case terminates to the floor with a
cove cut skirt molding. This detail is an exciting
one for me to make, cutting out this shape by running the
board sideways across the tablesaw.
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The Ascutney Bookshelf is made of Black
Walnut. It is named after the mountain I see out of the
shop window. The client lives in that direction and
it was a nice reminder where the piece was going to live
as I worked on it. The bookshelf is finished with boiled
linseed oil, multiple coats of varnish and paste wax. |
PETE
E. MICHELINIE, FURNITURE
MAKER
PETE@MICHELINIE.COM •802.245.4765