What's New
4/11/08
The Grand Waltham Arm Chair. It stands 48" from the floor to the top of the crest rail. 10" taller than the standard Waltham Arm chair. The price of this chair is $1150.
3/20/08
I now have a new design for my Waltham line of Windsor chairs. I call it the Grand Waltham. It is a dining chair version of my Waltham Rocker. It has a real presence at the head of the table. This design came about by way of a customers request. Below, my assistant Beth is applying the first coat of black milk paint to the first two chairs of this design.
3/8/08
This is a picture that I took yesterday of our next door neighbor. He or she is also a woodworker. Their lodge is right near the road and two of them have already been hit by cars so I have actually been bringing them small trees so that they will not cross the road to get food. Fish and Game says that they will probably relocate them in the spring as they will not survive so close to the road. It is too bad that they will have to go as they have been great fun to watch work. We see them almost daily as they are used to having people around. That also seems to be their downfall.
2/20/08
This is the type of drawing that I will do for you to confirm the dimensions of a custom piece. This is my Five Drawer Dresser that I just redrew to some updated drawer and frame sizes. Most of my dressers and other case pieces are custom so don't be shy about asking for varied dimensions. I can send these by email and make changes after you take some time to think about it. - "How big do I want my sock drawer to be?"
2/15/08
Here are a couple shots that show what those last pieces were for. These are candle stands that stand next to an altar. Over the past few years I have built various pieces of chapel furniture designed by Sterling Architects in Boston, MA. There is always something very challenging about the pieces. The clover cut-outs were the hard part on these. Making all four sides match and line up. These pieces are very different from the work that I design, but I do enjoy the challenge of making the complicated elements that they always seem to encorporate. See my Commercial page to see more of this chapel furniture and other work.
2/1/08
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1/30/08
Below are a few shots of my work in place in the home of a customer. A 4 1/2' Cod Rib Settee and a set of Waltham Chairs. Click to enlarge.
1/21/08
Finishing up a 9' Trestle Table. Tonight it will get it's first coat of finish.
1/09/08
I am finally back on my last overdue project. A 9' Trestle Table. Here I am planing the rounded edge detail on the table top.
2111 Green Street
Waltham, Vermont
05491
(802) 877-1058
tim@timothyclark.com